What do you see?
Can you imagine that 100 years ago, present-day technologies such as the iPhone and Google Glass would have been considered design fiction? I can’t even begin to wonder what new fictions we would have another 100 years from now.
Anyway, out of sheer curiosity, I keyed into the Google search bar “100 years into the future” and here’s what popped up:
Twenty top predictions for life 100 years from now, BBC News
Apparently, we’ll be able to:
- Communicate through thought transmission, a.k.a. synthetic telepathy (nothing like throwing in some scientific jargon to give my self-esteem a little lift)
- Live forever (like vampires – hopefully minus the bloodlust and prickly fangs)
- Travel in space elevators (I damn well hope I live to be a 120)
- Possibly control the weather (Melbourne certainly needs a handle on that!)
What are your predictions for life 100 years from now?
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