In a society where online and offline mobility is on the rise, individuals who adapt to technological and societal changes may be the most crucial. Understanding the characteristics of mobility citizens with abilities to move across time, geography, and space is vital. Everyone must strive to live as citizens of this changing mobility society, blending offline geographical movement with online spatial navigation. Guidelines for enhancing citizenship in a mobility society need to be developed.
With the integration of ICT, mobility will become more robust, and changes in time and space will accelerate. Considering the interconnected nature of networks, preparation is necessary at all levels, from individuals and families to schools, civil society, and government. The most essential preparation lies in citizen education. In a mobility society emphasising multi-layered connectivity and mobility, citizen education should focus on fostering empathy for humanity, the future, and philosophical thinking. Adapting to the new society will hasten as our understanding of ICT improves. With the rise of changes in economics, politics, and media throughout the 4.0 Industry, there are optimistic and pessimistic views on human lives. This lecture explores questions about the future of humanity and puts forth new solutions together.