Horisonteistas

Horisonteistas refers to a group of individuals who advocate for a particular approach to understanding and interacting with the future. The term itself is derived from the Portuguese word "horizonte," meaning horizon, suggesting a focus on what lies ahead and the possibilities that can be perceived from the present vantage point. While not a formally organized political or philosophical movement, Horisonteistas share a common emphasis on foresight, long-term thinking, and the proactive shaping of future scenarios.

Key tenets associated with Horisonteistas include the belief that the future is not predetermined but can be influenced by present actions and decisions. They often engage in practices such as scenario planning, trend analysis, and the development of strategic foresight methodologies. The goal is to anticipate potential challenges and opportunities, fostering resilience and adaptability in the face of uncertainty. Horisonteistas are often found in fields related to futurism, strategic planning, innovation, and policy development, seeking to imbue these areas with a more conscious and deliberate orientation towards the future. Their focus is less on predicting a single outcome and more on exploring a range of plausible futures and preparing for them.