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laodan discovered 20 months ago- In The Next Fifty Years in Meatfilter by MetaMonkey The future always looks just like today, only to the extreme! This is truly the common theme that plagues any set of long range forecasting about humanity. The futurists are always limited by their perspectives, and as broad as they might be, are almost entirely dictated by their immediate environments. URL: In The Next Fifty Years URL: Miracles Youu2019ll See In The Next Fifty Years (Feb, 1950) URL: Some more up-to-date predictions: science URL: invention URL: space URL: travel URL: colonisation URL:immortality URL: water URL: shortage URL:flooding URL: nanotech URL: techno-apocalypse URL: extinction URL: mental health URL: smart machines URL: robots, mind uploading URL: AI URL: Asia ...Sorry I can't give more links...this limit on text is really un-pleasant. Is there really no way to expand the limit to 4000 characters?
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- In The Next Fifty Years in Meatfilter by MetaMonkey The future always looks just like today, only to the extreme! This is truly the common theme that plagues any set of long range forecasting about humanity. The futurists are always limited by their perspectives, and as broad as they might be, are almost entirely dictated by their immediate environments. URL: In The Next Fifty Years URL: Miracles Youu2019ll See In The Next Fifty Years (Feb, 1950) URL: Some more up-to-date predictions: science URL: invention URL: space URL: travel URL: colonisation URL:immortality URL: water URL: shortage URL:flooding URL: nanotech URL: techno-apocalypse URL: extinction URL: mental health URL: smart machines URL: robots, mind uploading URL: AI URL: Asia ...Sorry I can't give more links...this limit on text is really un-pleasant. Is there really no way to expand the limit to 4000 characters?
