A record of where we’re going / kept by Ville Vesterinen / on file since 2024

Definite visions of the future

Ideas matter. We should think about what kind of future we want — so we can build it. Here we map the definite visions of those at the frontier. The future won’t just arrive; it’s made by the people who see it.

The record● updated 08/2026
№EntryFiledStatus
00 Ville Vesterinen, 2024 Trillion-dollar companies are founder-led technology companies — and Europe won’t build one until it learns to attract and amplify founders. 03/2024 OPEN 01 Sameer Singh, 2026 Not another platform shift — the end of the entire computing cycle, and the start of one built on robotics, edge AI, and distributed manufacturing. 08/2026 OPEN 02 Cloudberry, 2026 The next trillion-dollar European company will be a computing hardware company. 08/2026 OPEN 03 Musk, 2006 Four sentences from 2006: sports car, affordable car, even more affordable car, zero-emission power. Fourteen years later — executed in sequence. 08/2026 VINDICATED
Where we’re going — filings from the feed
№FilingFiledStatus
F-01 Musk, 2026 Digital intelligence exceeds the sum of human intelligence by ~2031. A hundred million humanoid robots in five years. An economic doubling period. Three claims, three very different tests — filed, with the take. 08/2026 OPEN
The weekly — what moved in the future
№ReportRanMoved
001 Robots ramp · pilot lines open · both Reset rails hot The daemon checked 17 signposts across 5 claims. Three moved — one Cloudberry signpost fired, one Great Reset signpost fired both ways, and the robot run-rate closed in on its threshold. 24.08.2026 3 SIGNALS
Method

CLAIM in one sentence, dated. WORLD IMPLIED — what has to be true if it’s right. SIGNPOSTS we should see on the way. KILL CONDITION — what would tell us the road doesn’t exist. Then time does its work.