10 At the beginning of September, coinciding with the start of the school year, the world woke up to a new threat in sight. “I believe that if we do not slow down the current pace of progress, there is a high probability that we will all die in the immediate future,” stated Jacob Coxon, mathematician, technologist, and former Anthropic employee. Just what we needed! Afterwards, other voices joined in. The latest, David Robison, who had led transparency work on the OpenAI safety team.

]]> The Balearic Islands now have a roadmap for transitioning toward a circular tourism system, conducive to societal progress. And this is no small feat. It's a turning point. Not only because this instrument—a pioneer in Southern Europe—offers us, for the first time, a structured and viable vision for how to rigorously respond to a fundamental question: how do we want to grow from now on? And the answer is clear: in a smarter, fairer, and more our own way. Because the wide range of assets, capabilities, natural and cultural resources, institutions, policies, and social dynamics that we have gathered over time around tourism is also the best way to demonstrate that the circular economy is not an abstract concept, but a tangible promise of progress and well-being.

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