Articles
From the watch.
Long-form writing on the discipline of predictive scenario-based intelligence — the work of holding multiple futures in view, weighing the signals that move them, and translating what you see into the next decision.
The Rise of the Predictionist.
Why the futurist is finished, the strategist is too generic to mean anything, and the seat that holds predictive planning needs its own name.
By Tim Woodring · 9 min read
- Predictive Planning·MAY 23, 2026·9 min read
The Rise of the Predictionist.
Why the futurist is finished, the strategist is too generic to mean anything, and the seat that holds predictive planning needs its own name.
By Tim Woodring
- Market Reads·MAY 15, 2026·6 min read
Reading the rolling recession.
The recession most forecasts called for did not arrive as a recession. It arrived as a sequence — and the sequence is not finished.
By Palanor
- Methodology·MAY 12, 2026·7 min read
Forecast and watch.
Two disciplines, separated by what they do with uncertainty. Only one of them ages well.
By Tim Woodring
The frame
Every article is an application of one argument: the instrument was missing.