Cornucopianism

How do you envision the job market changing in a future where technology resolves our pressing resource needs?

If everyone had unlimited resources, how do you think this would affect creativity and artistic expression?

What personal lifestyle change would you consider if you knew technology could provide unlimited clean energy?

How might a belief in endless resources shape your willingness to share with those in need?

What would be the societal implications if a technological breakthrough suddenly made education accessible to all?

If new technology made all jobs obsolete, how would you find purpose and fulfillment?

What's one innovation that could make your everyday life easier, and why do you think it's needed?

How would the promise of infinite resources alter your view on the urgency to combat climate change?

How would our relationship with the environment evolve if we had technology to immediately fix any ecological damage?

If you had the power to invent one thing to improve the lives of millions, what would it be and why?

Does the concept of unlimited resources make you more hopeful or skeptical about the future, and why?

In what ways do you think creativity is undervalued or overlooked as a resource in today's society?

How do you feel about the idea that every problem we face can have a technological solution?

If you could develop a new technology to address a global issue, what issue would you tackle and why?

Would humanity's goals shift significantly if we discovered a way to live without depleting any Earth's resources?

Where do you draw the line between using technology to solve problems and preserving traditional methods?

What would be your reaction to a groundbreaking invention that could replace a natural resource we think is indispensable?

How would you balance technological advancement with maintaining a connection to the natural world around you?

How might the relationships between countries change if they no longer competed for natural resources?

What new ethical dilemmas might we face in a society that no longer struggles with resource-based conflicts?

In an abundance-driven future, what do you think would define personal success and fulfillment?

How might the concept of work change in a society where all basic needs are met through technological means?

If farming technology could produce unlimited food, what would become the new challenges for our society?

Can you imagine a lifestyle where waste is completely eliminated; how would that affect our daily rituals?

If all diseases could be cured with future technology, what social changes do you think we would need to address?

In a future where clean water is infinitely available, how do you think this would affect global health and economy?

Imagine a world where technological breakthroughs have solved hunger; how would this change international relations?

How would an unending supply of resources shape your thoughts on population growth and urban development?

How might unlimited resources affect the way nations cooperate or compete on the global stage?

How does a mindset of abundance versus scarcity influence your view on global hunger and poverty?

Does the idea that 'anything is possible' inspire you to take on more ambitious projects or goals?

Can you share a story where technological innovation directly impacted your life or your community?

What motivates you more: a desire to conserve or innovate, and how does this shape your decisions?

How would you rethink your future if you no longer had to worry about running out of essential resources?

How might the belief that 'everything is possible' with technology shape our future goals and global priorities?

Is it more important to inspire young minds to innovate for the future or to teach the principles of conservation and why?

What new inventions can you imagine that would allow us to live sustainably without sacrificing our standard of living?

How can individuals' small innovations contribute to overcoming global environmental and resource challenges?

If there were a limitless supply of one resource, which should it be and why?

In what innovative ways could we potentially repurpose the waste we currently produce?

How would our education system change if it included optimism about future technologies solving today's problems?