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In today's fast-paced world, opportunities to pause, reflect and discuss are rare.
Elaine Li
September 8, 2026
In today's fast-paced world, opportunities to pause, reflect and discuss are rare. It was such a privilege to spend a day doing so at the recent ComplexitySalon, hosted by my beautiful friends Joy Guo and Addison Born (so proud!!) with the generous guidance of Dr Sophie Wong and Professor Chris Mowles. The focal topic was the uncertainty facing our younger generations, which sparked discussions such as:
- Technology, fragmentation, echo chambers and mental health
- How to make the most of AI's benefits whilst remaining cognisant of its harms
- Sexism, racism and their intersection (for example, how they interact with police discretion)
- What truly defines happiness
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Talking 'bout my generation: Young people dealing with uncertainty
August 28, 2026
9:00 am
The next generation faces enormous uncertainty in their future. This ComplexitySalon features their perspective: ethical choices, hopes, and needs from elders.
We meet from many places, each with its own deep histories of belonging and custodianship. In the spirit of reflexive practice, we acknowledge that the lands we occupy carry obligations we are still learning to understand. In Australia, this begins with recognising the Traditional Custodians of unceded Country and paying respect to Elders past, present and emerging.