> In contrast, cozy futurism, as in the original tweet, starts not with technology but with current problems and human needs and looking at how those could be s

> In contrast, cozy futurism, as in the original tweet, starts not with technology but with current problems and human needs and looking at how those could be solved and met. This should be the definition of futurism period but I get the point the author is making. Having come back from Dubai I spent a few days walking around the country pavilions. There was a number of technology ideas and demonstrations that you could classify as 'cozy futurism'. Curious if others visited the Expo and what they thought of it.