| Author/Contributor(s): | Young, Terry |
| Publisher: | Ideapress Publishing |
| Date: | 10/13/2026 |
| Binding: | Hardcover |
| Condition: | NEW |
In Possibility Sciences, cultural strategist and entrepreneur Terry Young introduces a new discipline for the age of accelerating change. Drawing on systems thinking, cultural analysis, behavioral science, design, and advanced computation, Young explores why so many bold ideas stall—and how leaders can build the structures needed to transform imagination into durable systems.
At the center of the book is what Young calls the Possibility Gap: the widening distance between what society can imagine and what its institutions are designed to deliver. While innovation accelerates, incentives, governance models, and metrics remain anchored in short-term optimization, quietly converting moonshots into marginal gains.
Possibility Sciences offers a framework for closing that gap. Through concepts such as Return on Future, Zero-Waste Innovation, and human-AI partnership, the book shows how organizations can design systems where experimentation compounds, knowledge is shared, and long-horizon ambition becomes operational.
Written for leaders, strategists, policymakers, and builders across sectors, Possibility Sciences is not a prediction of the future—it is a guide to designing it.