Website review: Each year since 1985
BrianSe7en discovered this in Futurism
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BrianSe7en discovered 7 months ago- The futurists are at it again (since 1985) predicting what our world will or may be like in the coming years. Not for the timid, as we seem to be on a downward spiral with threats of water shortages, floods, over-population, extinction events, cold wars, and more. The good news is - fashion is going wired. Woohoo.
- Familyresource4u rated 5 months ago
- interesting
- Daoro rated 5 months ago
- From the page: " Each year since 1985, the editors of THE FUTURIST have selected the most thought-provoking ideas and forecasts appearing in the magazine to go into our annual Outlook report. Over the years, Outlook has spotlighted the emergence of such epochal developments as the Internet, virtual reality, and the end of the Cold War. Here are the editors' top 10 forecasts from Outlook 2008:"
- jmauriello rated 7 months ago
- From the page: "Technologies are increasing the complexity of our lives and human workers' competency is not keeping pace " This guy is kinda dumb for writing that. If anything, getting along with each other is what is complicated not technology. Technology is making it easier. The complexity technology adds is connectivity, that is never bad. PLus AI might make decisions for us but they will be Low Level decisions. We will be concentrating on higher level tasks.
- Crumpled-Wings rated 7 months ago
- From the page: "Rising prices for natural resources could lead to a full-scale rush to develop the Arctic. Not just oil and natural gas, but also the Arctic's supplies of nickel, copper, zinc, coal, freshwater, forests, and of course fish are highly coveted by the global economy. Whether the Arctic states tighten control over these commodities or find equitable and sustainable ways to share them will be a major political challenge in the decades ahead. --Lawson W. Brigham, "Thinking about the Arctic's Future: Scenarios for 2040," Sep-Oct 2007, p. 27"
- tudacee rated 7 months ago
- interesting...hope around to see what some of it will come true.
- 3EHUT rated 7 months ago
- Quite scary, actually
- keenEddie rated 7 months ago
- 10. More decisions will be made by nonhuman entities. Electronically enabled teams in networks, robots with artificial intelligence, and other noncarbon life-forms will make financial, health, educational, and even political decisions for us.
