My pesimistic self keeps thinking that within 100 years everything will he the same. Technology will not move ahead like everyone wants to think. The only diffrence will be that people will have new TV shoes, games, and other soucres of media. Technology will still be the same 100 years from now. I don't know why I say this but I guess the reason why is because I keep seeing comments like "this stuff is too far fetched." Or " that will never happen." I would like to know what you guys will think technology will look like in 50 or 100 years from now.
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If Boyles law holds out, computers will be truly epic. And if we find a source of cheap power ( H3 loads of it on the moon ) all that is wanted for cold fusion, we will be about 20 times richer than we are now.
That means dentists holiday anywhere in the near solar system and the rest of us get to the moon at least once.
Lets hope the North Koreans and the Yanks don't bugger it up for us, I'm looking forward to my trip to the moon
That means dentists holiday anywhere in the near solar system and the rest of us get to the moon at least once.
Lets hope the North Koreans and the Yanks don't bugger it up for us, I'm looking forward to my trip to the moon
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Arthur C Clarke's "first" law: When an elderly scientist says that something is not possible, he is very likely to be proved in error".
Personally, I think that our science and technology is in a kind of dead end. Oh, we'll still find new applications (technology) and improvements for at least he next 100 years, based on today's science.
Buckminster Fuller observed that the time between a discovery of a technology and its application in the general public's awareness is often 75 years and more - there were ideas and applications I saw in the 1960's that still are not in the public awareness. So, I'd expect some of these to start becoming visible to others in the short term. And, I'm certain that there are discoveries being made now that won't really be used until the end of this century...
But, what I'm hoping is that we'll get away from the mass-length-time 4-d approach to the universe we're in now, to a new paradigm that lets us define metrics for the other 8 dimensions postulated through superstring theory.
Personally, I think that our science and technology is in a kind of dead end. Oh, we'll still find new applications (technology) and improvements for at least he next 100 years, based on today's science.
Buckminster Fuller observed that the time between a discovery of a technology and its application in the general public's awareness is often 75 years and more - there were ideas and applications I saw in the 1960's that still are not in the public awareness. So, I'd expect some of these to start becoming visible to others in the short term. And, I'm certain that there are discoveries being made now that won't really be used until the end of this century...
But, what I'm hoping is that we'll get away from the mass-length-time 4-d approach to the universe we're in now, to a new paradigm that lets us define metrics for the other 8 dimensions postulated through superstring theory.
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did you know that the computers in are cell phone are better then nasa had when they landed a man on the moon 40 sum odd years ago. in just the past 25 years technology has kept getting a ton better just look at cell phones, every year there that much better so in 100 things will be at a whole new level.
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So much that if i say that i came from the future you better believe it.