What do you think the world will be like in 10 years?
Meanwhile, in the year 2027…Russia and America will be at each other’s throats. America will be complaining that Russia is corrupt, and is rattling its saber at old Soviet bloc countries too much. Russia will be complaining that America and NATO are encroaching on its borders too much. Everybody will be convinced that World War III is just around the corner.The rise of China will have everybody in the West convinced that World War III is just around the corner.Income equality will slowly but surely go down. The rich will keep getting richer at the expense of everybody around them.Some part of the Middle East will be a hotbed for conflict. Their single-resource economies will be a source of strife.Atheists will be fighting against religious people putting their iconography in public areas.Religious people will be complaining that atheists are out to get them.Kids these days will be much worse than kids in our day.North Korea will almost certainly start a nuclear war soon.Technology will be advancing far too fast. Kids will probably spend far too much time using it, and not enough time playing outside.Climate change will be the greatest threat mankind has ever faced.NASA will be convinced that they will have men on the moon again by 2040. Then they’ll be on Mars by 2050. They will promise this time.Republicans and Democrats in America will be convinced that their opponents will be responsible for the destruction of America and its values.Corporations will be greedy and evil, responsible for all of the world’s ills.Big Pharma will be repressing the cancer cure, apparently.Britain will have left the EU. Once they have left, everybody will finally realise that politicians lied on both sides - neither will the country collapse and become an impoverished, apocalyptic hell-hole, nor will everything miraculously get better. Some things will get worse, some things will get better.Obesity will be a terrible crisis.In 2007, we were all convinced that mobile phones would be so small that we’d have them implanted. With what we now know, in 2027 smartphones will be so large that we’ll be mounting them on walls like TVs when we get home.Nobody will own a smartwatch.Fashions will probably be the same as they were in the 90s, because that’s apparently how fashion works now. We will complain.Someone will go on Quora and ask what we think the world will be like in 2037.The more things change, the more they stay the same…
What will the world look like 30 years from now?
After 30 years from Now, you can imagine the world as below (purely hypothetical..no offence to any one)IPhone 100s releases, it might have the following features.Ultra slim and u can fold it to the size of a match boxUnbreakableUnlimited storageYou don't have to carry the phone everywhere when ever needed u can project it with the help of a ring(which measures ur heartbeat, bp, sugar, RBC and WBC count, cholesterol etc..etc..)With Samsung still competingInternet with 20G speedIPL season 40 with betting legalised(government is getting more revenue on this than Liquor :p)Priyanka gandhi’s son(Raihan vadra) proposed as a Prime minister candidate from Congress ( hereditary politics will never come to end…uff)North Korea attained independence from the Dictator ship of Kim Jong-un, with his sudden death due to Cardiac arrest(More cholesterol is not good for health :p). Usage of Google is official now, photography is not prohibited now, people can wear any thing they want, people are working 5 days a week now as many other countries.Burj Kalifa is not the tallest anymore, with more skyscrapers around the world.Petrol price may rise up to Rs.1000 per litre and people may buy water at Rs.50 per litre.Government no longer considered thermal power generation is feasible, with depleting coal and water, solar made mandatory everywhere.Self driving cars running with solar power.ISRO working on whether life exists on Jupiter, after it successfully launched its manned mission on Mars.Metros replaced with bullet trains everywhere.You no longer have to wait for you maid, with humanoid robots doing your house hold jobs.Dollar value came down, with Trump’s decision in 2017, so as the economy of US.With all these advancements, let's hope good for our farmers also, Farmers are earning more than IT people, as the population increased, demand for the food increased( no more suicides :) )
What will the world be like in 20 years?
It is pretty easy to predict what the world will be like by comparing today with 1995 (20 years ago).Today, we are still driving cars; doors still need keys to open; a few new buildings have popped up; and we are eating the same food we ate back in 1995.As for changes - we have greater access to the internet; memory storage devices have improved drastically; communication devices have gotten smaller and much more mobile; start-ups and freelancers are beginning to dominate the economy of the world instead of large corporations, and everything is beginning to form at a micro-level; higher taxes, etc.Then, in 20 years from now 2035 - we will have access to the internet at every corner of the world and wifi technology would be so advanced that it would replace 5G cell network to beginning a life of free internet for anyone living in the city.Memory storage and battery technology will be at its maturing state whereby we could charge a week's worth of power in less than 5 minutes.Availability of information allows individuals to have greater access to skills and education. All individuals are capable of forming and executing their own ideas individually without a company or co-founders. Accountants will be obsolete by the replacement of online accounting solutions. Effectively created a world of one-man business all around. (We would still need lawyers though...)Freelancer will take over permanent employment. Jobs will be posted onsite or online and freelancers will choose what they want to work on today, and have a different work tomorrow. All jobs will be task oriented instead of contract terms/time oriented.Medical science will take another leap, like 1995 to 2015. But it would be 2015 to 2035. Mongolia will be the next big thing on Times headlines as its economy starts to expand as its population begin to increase from 3 million inhabitants to 5 million (hopefully).US would have budget cut on space explorations after James Webb Telescope being put in orbit and the maintenance of the telescope consume most of the NASA's budget. China would have sent drones to Mars by then. India, Pakistan, Mongolia, Russia and Korea will have space cooperation with China. Japan would most likely stick with US due to political ties.Tax will be higher.And we would still be driving cars, with oil.
What will life be like in 20 years?
In Twenty years time the streets will be free of parked cars. All households will contains a garage or underground holding area. Space programs like moon station and Mars will have its first tree shrubbery thriving and bringing the planet a much needed burst of oxygen. Deep space voyagers will transmit what they see as life form. Nasa deploys deep space telescopes in a row - the front one transmits to the one behind it and so forth relaying back to earths stations. Pluto will ahve been classifed once more as a planet and its moons did once harbour lifeforms. A space deployment device to the planets Jupiter and Saturn are met with great expectation as there are no storms on the surface areas. Cars will be flown to and from work.
What will the world look like 50 years from now? What technology will we have, what will the economy be like, and what will the geopolitical organization look like?
An invitation to speculate. Nice.1) all new cars will be electric. You will be able to get gasoline for your antique Ford Festiva, but it will be difficult to come by and you will have to plan ahead. It will be similar to what happened to vacuum tubes in the middle of the 1900's. 2) self- driving cars will be ubiquitous. It will be similar to what happened to the elevator industry in the early 1900's. 3) home and work charging will be ubiquitous. It will be similar to what happened to the movie theater industry with the advent of TV and VCRs. Highway travel plazas will be repurposed as DC fast charging stations and have more amenities pecs use people will be spending 30 to 40 minutes there. But that's okay, because:4) battery capacity will triple, at least. That means that a car like a Tesla Model S will have a range of 600 miles. Far beyond the bladder range of most people. It will be similar to what happened to the smart phone industry over the past 10 years. 5) with less complexity in the drive train, there will be less need for auto repair facilities. Car dealer networks will have to either change their business models radically or die. It will be similar to what happened to the TV repair industry in the last part of the 1900's. 6) solar energy will be ubiquitous. Most homes and public buildings will have solar panels and storage batteries for overnight. The central grid will not go away, but it will reduce the need for new fossil burning plants. It will be similar to what happened with the telecommunications industry over the past 40 years. 7) having a driver license will be about as useful as having a pilot license is now.
How will be transport in the world after 100 years time?
I'm thinking that if we aren't careful with all this pollution and war - the only ones who will have to worry about getting around may be the paramecium. However, if I let my imagination free and assume that we humans survive the current state of affairs and try to conjure up what transportation could be like in 100 years, I suspect we will be using a propulsion system based on pulling the power right out of the atmosphere and the sunlight and will have dropped our primitive system of using fossil fuels as well as the (purely profit motivated) system of having raw electricity forced through wires. Tesla's designs made this unnecessary from the start of the 20th century. The vehicles will then be very different - lighter and mostly using some form of flight for all but very local travel and will not need roads and highways so much as very well organized flight paths. Local urban travel will be only by use of publicly controlled vehicles following carefully organized grids which will be part of the buildings themselves and will not require the type of road systems as at present - so there will be walkways and nature where we now have roads and highways, throughout the towns and cities. Personal (publicly owned and maintained) vehicles will be smaller and lighter and will fit together in such a way as to make them stackable and easy to store and access from vehicle tubes that will be affixed to the buildings. Timeless visual designs will highlight the beauty of the materials used, being kept sleek, simple, uncluttered and efficient and with features that ensure optimum simplicity for implementing advances in technical details. Planned obsolescence will by then have been declared a punishable offence and will have been replaced with production that is rewarded for the longevity and upwards mobility of the design. Advances in the technical details will be frequent (since the creativity will be directed into improvement of functionality rather than extreme competition for sales) and will be inexpensive and easy to implement. Imagine what could already have been done by now if the money funneled during the past 100 years into war and the physical and mental machinery of the subjugation of most by the few - for personal power and material gain - had instead been used to develop and improve life for everyone. Dream along with me...
How do you imagine the world after 20 years from now in terms of technology and health?
If we had asked the same question 20 years ago would we have imagined a world where so many people have smartphones and access to the Internet? Where electric cars and bikes are everywhere? Where you can talk to someone on Skype across the world for free ? Where you can learn almost anything for free on YouTube? Where people contribute to the largest most accurate encyclopedia in the world without charging for their time ? I predict a new form of energy storage will be developed, that we will pay for everything with our phones, that a cancer vaccine will be developed, that drone warfare will terrorise us all, and self driving cars will be filthy from overuse.
How will computers change our world 20 years from now?
This certainly is a very difficult question to answer. Even if you asked those at the forefront of the tech boom in the late 90’s, I doubt they would have been even remotely accurate at predicting the effects of computers on the world.Technology experiences exponential growth, where each year, more and more innovations are build upon existing innovations, which are then built upon by new innovations.Over the past 20 years, Laptops went fromto thisPhones went from thisto thisWhat I’m attempting to communicate is that technology has caused paradigm shifts in all aspects of our lives in the past 20 years: how we work, how we communicate, how we consume content and much more.20 years from now, our state of technology will be drastically different, and that’s the only thing that we can be sure of. So many emerging technologies have been developed in the past few years:Drastically improving machine learningAugmented and Virtual RealityBlockchainAutonomous vehicleForecasting the effects of these technologies would be as easy as forecasting the effects of, say the personal computer in the 1980s, or the internet in the 1990s, or the airplane in the 1910s.