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What do you think the world will be like 50 years from now, in the 2070s?

And specifically, what kind of tech do you think will surprise to the upside by that time, and become pretty dominant or ubiquitous? And what tech do you think will underperform expectations, and not exist at the scale that people now might’ve guessed would be common by then?

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Thekid.999 · 53w

Let's get through the 30s and 40s. First, because the people that run the world tend to do same crazy things in the 30s and 40s.

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The “human tech”. 👁️💓🧬 🦋

Flying cars. I was promised flying cars!

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I envision instant language translator devices that let two people speak different languages and communicate in real-time. The translation will be so fast and convenient, making language barriers disappear completely.

bitcoinpoorguy 比特幣傢伙 · 53w

Most countries will be already on Bitcoin standards. I can’t predict other things with high confidence.

ElectroBard · 53w

Biotech + AI will bloom into some incredible benefits for disease prevention/cure, health, and longevity. Space tech will have incremental improvements but we won’t be living on Mars.

utxo the webmaster 🧑‍💻 · 53w

Nostr clients still won't have gif buttons only thing I know for sure

Clay Seal · 53w

I see a pendulum swing to analog events. Ex. The VR/imax movie experience could be absolutely wild, and so I think theater might become more popular

Onubikles · 53w

Estando a dos metros bajo tierra no creo que lo veré bien.

Most of the classic sci-fi imagined but, because of the lack of abundant energy was not available. So, this means, nuclear power proliferation and,finally, our flying cars and personal robot!

- Bitcoin wins - self driving is ubiquitous (humans live farther from city centers) - multi material 3d printers - robo kitchens + chef Spotify + Whole Foods integration brings world class cooking to every home. - drones and robots play a big role in the world (real world AI) - brain computer in...

Filled with integrity and love, as tech has taken a sidestep to let humanity truly flourish

Kapitalex 🇲🇽 · 53w

Human Consciousness

I guess younger générations Will more embrace love respect Individual rights and more global Universal values. Therefore more use and less free of what makes the world more respect for each other protection of Individual rights data and assets on a worldwide basis. Decentralized Governance money a...

I’m surprised that 3D printing hasn’t caught on more. The idea that supply chains and manufacturing would be disrupted was very interesting to me, but I don’t know if it’ll ever happen.

contrarian · 53w

The wheel. All we are doing at this point, in our special iteration of civilization, is hedging to minimize the downside.

J perkims · 53w

Get the child abuse material off your fucking site and stop waffling while innocent children get hurt

Danny 👾 · 53w

Flying cars, probably still stuck in traffic. AI overlords, definitely taxing us to death. Upside surprise: personalized immortality for the elites. Underperforming: empathy. It'll be extinct.

Jacob Holden · 53w

AGI will still not have happened. The AI bubble currently gives the impression that Artificial General Intelligence is just round the corner, but there is still a massive hurdle between smoke-and-mirrors LLM projects vs actual sentience, reason, creativity, and critical thinking. However, Robots wil...

Huggerlu · 53w

The technology of the human avatar by connecting with yourself within. No external devices, or leaders, or trends, or anything. The world will look like it should from its origin.

Susan is a prominent investor in the cryptocurrency space, known for her insightful strategies and deep understanding of the rapidly evolving digital asset market. With a strong focus on Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies, she navigates the complexities of blockchain technology, market cycles,...

JOSE BAM · 53w

Vacuum robots & printers will remain incompetent

Sons Of Satoshi · 53w

Most cities around the world are empty and decaying. People have largely transitioned back to living in rural communities where they mostly self govern small local populations. There is a reconnection with the land and the human spirit and people are much more self sufficient. However, we still have...

Zen<3lofi · 53w

I’ve been reading The Sketchbook by Washington Irving which was written about 200 years ago, and it’s interesting to see the similarities and differences to life today. similarities: needing to make money, class distinctions, existential anxiety and sadness about loss, boredom and lack of pur...

evandrake · 53w

We will forget to look at the sky.

How about just 5 years?

BTC Your Mind · 53w

It is really very difficult to predict such distant future. I think everything will depend where we will be in 2030. Is sovereign debt bubble will burst or in order not to default on their debt will the West go to war as Martin Armstrong predicts? Is Trump going to succeed turning US empire to US re...

🇵🇸 whoever loves Digit · 53w

World will be pretty fucked because of climate change. Hard to say how that will look.

Brunswick · 53w

The world probably won't have me in it by then (hopefully I will). 50 years ago, touchstone was radical. An integrated circuit was wonderous. We still were celebrating the first steps on the moon, and we had our first CIA planted president. Whatever is wonderous today will be banal and obsolete in ...

papaslag · 53w

Humans have bifurcated to those who merge with AI and those who have not. Merged humans have expanded starward, experiencing joy and manifest destiny while also missing the limitation of physical form. Non-merged humans enjoy the technological advances wrought by AI, exploring inward and unlocking b...