What Will Our Future Technology Be Like 100 Years From Now?

Would a person riding in a horse drawn carriage in the year 1900.Have been able to visualize a 1500hp,250mph race car?...I don't think so...

Would a person watching a triple winged,propellar driven aircraft flying in the year 1915.Have been able to visualize a 2,200 mph,SR-71 Blackbird?...I don't think so...


A lot will change in 100 years...

Lets land a SR-71 Blackbird on a dirt street in 1880's boston.Which would only be going back about 80 years from when the black bird was invented! Those people would be terrified,stunned and amazed.They would'nt know or be able to understand what they were even looking at.Never mind their reactions to the supersonic roar of it's engines...

Maybe they would think it was a spaceship bringing aliens from space,especially when the pilots,from only 80 years in the future! got out of their plane with their helmets and oxygen masks on...

So 100 years from now,there will be some of those kinds of differences in our technology...

Originally posted by Celestica
Michio Kaku wrote a fabulous book on the subject. Being a physicist and having the opportunity to interview our leading scientists gives me great reason to believe what he says. Seems plausible. Now lets just hope that we can make it to a Type 1 civilization without destroying ourselves.

That was an awesome video. It is exactly where I think we are headed. I do think there are some evil forces working to control the progression though, but I think in the end good will prevail. Interestingly, Mr. Kaku doesn't give enough thought to the fact that a new economic model may be developed. One that would ensure that those without jobs are at the very basic level provided for and given opportunity to be productive with their lives. I think a economic system addressing an entirely automated world of production would probably be a hybrid of Capitalism and Socialism without the force factor of government control.

Originally posted by WaffleBear

Originally posted by Blue Shift
I suppose the biggest difference will be that it will be harder to tell whether or not you're communicating with a human being rather than a machine.

. If our minds could be mapped, modified and rooted into the perfect robotic companion.....

I'd date a robot so hard.

Robots with attitude. That's going to take some getting used to.

Robbie The Robot...C3PO...R2D2...HAL-9000...and of course...The Robot, from lost in space,"warning will robinson" "danger approaching" "warning" "warning"

dung fires and grass clothing ,if we're lucky spears and atlatls

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You mean a holodeck right?

Originally posted by GogoVicMorrow
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You mean a holodeck right?

more or less,our own private,or multiple person, interactive holo-movies and you can guess "what" type of holographic movies will be the most popular...

right now they are able to take older classic films and turn them into 3-d.which i think is great.so maybe in, 100 years,we will be able to turn the older classics into 3-dimensional, virtual reality,holographic experiences...

like when R2D2 projected the holographic message from princess leia in the 1977 star wars.only we might be able to holographically project any classic film,like apocalypse now for instance,around a person.that person and their 5 senses would literally be in the movie...

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Technology has evolve to mind controlled devices. Instead of saying "Call Sharon" you will only have to think it.

TV is fully 3D with 4D elements like smell.

Cars roll or fly depending on where you want to go, and operate on oxygen.

People live in towering cities so that more land can be used for farming thus eliminating hunger around the world.

Desalination of the ocean has become afordable and so water shortages are also no longer a problem.

People have had so much exposure to different kinds of people that race is no longer an issue. It is thought of the same way as hair and eye color. People are judged by their deeds not what they look like.

All energy will be used up, We will be back too the stone age.

I think that many things will appear magical compared to what we have now.

Perhaps our houses will adapt to us. So when you walk into a room, light will be adjusted to the settings that you like. Light fixtures may be a thing of the past. Instead imagine surfaces that give off the light you'd like.

Materials that can change shape. Perhaps you control your household robots with hand motions or perhaps just with your thoughts. Robots won't look like movie robots unless you'd want. But imagine a kitchen where orders for food get delivered and put away behind the scenes. Your automons take care of it for you.

Three d communication equipment. So it would appear that someone you are communicating with is in the room with you (If you choose).

Much more free time. So how would you fill it?

Originally posted by colbe
According to prophecy, the future is going to be void of technology. Those who
make it through Tribulation and the Chastisement and enter God's new time, the Era
of Peace. This period of time, it maybe literally a millennium, God is going to renew
the entire earth. I shared this quote on another thread, given to a Latin American seer.

September 18, 2011

...Beloved, the sun hides, in its place its heat draws nearer to man, it will damage not only advancements that man has accomplished, but will remind him of his ancient customs to which he will return....



www.revelacionesmarianas.com...

Reading an article today confirms prophecy, why we are going to a simpler time, a
glorious time, the Era of Peace. After Tribulation and the Chastisement. God is not
going to allow evil any longer, we are at the end of this time of evil.

~ ~ ~ ~ ~

"Mike Daisey's eyes were opened when, posing as a businessman, he traveled to the Chinese industrial zone of Shenzhen and interviewed hundreds of workers outside the gates of the secretive Foxconn Technology Group, the world's largest electronics contract manufacturer.
A string of suicides at the heavily regimented factories have drawn attention to conditions faced by workers inside. Apple, Dell and Hewlett-Packard have all announced intentions to look into Foxconn's working conditions.

Daisey isn't holding his breath. Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak saw the monologue and apparently cried, but Daisey says Apple hasn't changed its practices. And Daisey says that Tim Cook, Jobs' hand-picked successor, is part of the problem. "Tim Cook is personally responsible for the deals with Foxconn and the way things are set up today," he says.

Having to confront how his beloved devices are assembled has profoundly changed Daisey, who, simply as a way to relax, used to strip his MacBook Pro down to its 43 component parts and then reassemble it.

"It ruined my hobby," says Daisey. "It died the way that things we love often die: We still go through the motions, but fundamentally the connection is not what it was. And so I don't take the pleasure that I used to from my devices at all."

To those who argue that improving conditions for workers will only jack up the costs of our phones and tablets, Daisey shakes his head. "The labor cost of an iPhone is about $8," he says. "Eight dollars! We do this thing to ourselves where we make excuses for why we don't do anything, why we don't hold anyone accountable."...

Not only will our cars and trucks fly,so will we.i don't mean we'll grow wings...

But like those booster jet packs that you've seen,that can lift a person up fairly high for a short time...

Only 100 years from now,these personal flying units will be much more safe and advanced.people will be able to hoover,soar and fly all over the place both night and day...

You asked for it so here goes!

I'm a bit of an amatuer futurist I try to keep up with science magazines and the like..

Given the exponential growth of technology all technology not just computing power doubling every 18 months
So that means in 100 hundred years technology doubles 66.6 times roughly and given that true technology has only really been around for 100 years I think we are all in for a major culture shock if we survive.

IF!!

Nanotechnology

Reciprocytes- in built health care.
An end to disease an end to cancer.
The body is repaired of all sickness all injury while you sleep and while you go about your day with no hassle.
The ability to breath under water, run all day without getting tired, work for days without sleep, change skin tone hair color etc at a whim.
An end to depression, personality disorders etc...

And eventually....the holy grail...an end to age and death the nanotobots regenerate all cells stopping and even reversing ageing.

Nuclear Fusion

Clean energy for all... If THEY let us!
Then electric cars for all no more smog no more greenhouse, no more global warming etc...


Terraforming

Mars then Venus
Colonizing other worlds ensuring the imortality of the species..

Advanced quantum physics
Negative energy, antimatter, dark energy
Warping space time, wormholes
Our keys to the universe



But think further the evolution of our species....

Imagine being a being that never ages...never gets sick always at the peak of fitness and health physically perfect...
Imagine through nanotechnology you can interface via thought with computers...you have infinite storage memory and infinite recall...
Ie- you remember everything and never ever forget anything..you have imediate access to all knowledge ALL
At the speed of thought you can access any information relive any event down to the minutest detail the sight, the sound, the touch, the smell as well as every possible sceintific measurement not possibly sensed with the human body..you feel it all...
Your brains processing power is billions of times more powerful than that of homo sapiens.
You have multiple bodies real flesh and blood bodies in diffrent parts if the universe and you feel, see everything with no effort no discomfort....

The future is beautiful....

Way beyond our scifi way beyond our comprehension...

We just have to survive long enough the exponential curve will take care of the rest.

It will be very diffrent from now. Talk to the computers they do everything for you. Can't wait til robots come to earth

Originally posted by blocula
Would a person in america,sending a letter on a two week journey,to reach it's final destination in france in the year 1910.Have been able to visualize being able to instantly communicate with someone 10,000 miles away in japan?...I don't think so...

Actually back in 1910 radio communications were used for voice over long distances and most ships used spark gap transmitters