What does
progress
mean?

Chris Hadfield - Astronaut, Engineer and Pilot The first Canadian to walk in space, Chris Hadfield has flown two Space Shuttle missions and served as commander of the International Space Station. He’s also the first astronaut-influencer to popularize astronomy and bring outer space within our reach.

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Progress in technology means
we can do things today that
once seemed unimaginable.

For us, it means protecting
increasingly complex digital worlds.

Still, progress transcends technology.
And has many shapes and forms.

So we’ve asked four brilliant minds, established across different fields.

To offer us their views

on what is "Progress"?

#culture #kids #education

MIMI ITO

YOUNG PEOPLE & TECHNOLOGY

MIMI ITO - CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGIST

Mimi studies the effects of digital technology on young peoples' lives. Surprisingly, the future is not as bleak as it might seem. Watch her explain why.

#business #innovations #ideas

STEVEN JOHNSON

IDEAS THAT
SHAPE PROGRESS

STEVEN JOHNSON - WRITER AND INNOVATION EXPERT

Steven has written several best-selling books with a focus on science and technology. He has some surprising takes on how innovative ideas come to life.

#oceans #organizations #sustainability

A. E. JOHNSON

FUTURE WE
WANT TO LIVE IN

AYANA ELIZABETH JOHNSON - MARINE BIOLOGIST

Ayana has dedicated her life to ocean conservation and climate change. Watch her explain, how with the right tools, we can transform society and create a sustainable future for everyone.

#space #astronaut #progress

CHRIS HADFIELD

PROGRESS IN TECHNOLOGY

CHRIS HADFIELD - ASTRONAUT, ENGINEER AND PILOT

Flying two Space Shuttle missions and serving as a commander on the International Space Station has given Chris a unique perspective of humanity and the inevitability of change. What’s his view on the impact of progress in technology?

When technology enables progress,

is here to protect it