Marina Gorbis Thinks Ahead. Like, That's Literally Her Job.
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In Quarantine with Steve Bodow
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How is the pandemic changingus? Institute for the Future exec director Marina Gorbis on how to tell short-term trends from long-term shifts, using stories to shape what's coming, and why you'll be spending much less time at the dermatologist's office.
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