The phrase "a more fluid world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a world that is adaptable, dynamic, or characterized by change and flexibility.
Example: "In a more fluid world, businesses must be ready to pivot quickly in response to market demands."
Alternatives: "a more adaptable world" or "a more dynamic world."
As Mr Jorgenson of Harvard University puts it: "Think Google, not lab coats".In this more fluid world the old kind of government incentives, such as tax credits and subsidies, may do less to boost innovation than more imaginative inducements, such as offering firms prizes for breakthrough innovations.
But in a more fluid, interconnected world, in this age of private ascendancy and public contraction, that older type of striving is back.
The Wandering Falcon is also a blistering critique of the ruthless ways of nation states, as they seek to impose artificially constructed borders on older, more fluid worlds.
The first is the coming of a more fluid, mobile, globalized world in which things start being made overseas; money drains away from communities, and capital flies in and out at lightning speed, turning today's middle-class, school-teaching house flipper into tomorrow's homeless store clerk.
A decent, comfortable headset will improve your sensory perception, a better keyboard and mouse set-up will improve your click efficiency, and a monitor with a super fast refresh rate will give you a more fluid view of the game world, but none of these have to be top end.
Rather than a mechanical view of the world, it favors a more fluid and changing "living systems" model.
The left "constructs a virtual world, a self-enclosed world" whose representations we can manipulate and analyze, while the right sees "things as they are" in a more fluid way.
It's a more fluid approach.
Our new paradigm will be much more fluid – and require a more fluid approach.
The greater scale and mobility create a more fluid experience.
