So what do you think..
Posted: 2003-09-23 12:41am
Will happen in the next ten years?
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Posted: 2003-09-23 12:47am
Stuff. Mostly bad, but the annexation of America by Prime Minister Wong will make up for most of it.
Posted: 2003-09-23 12:49am
Bah, we all know Bush will crown himself Emperor Bush the 1st and march on Toronto. Soon all shall kneel before the might of the American Empire!DPDarkPrimus wrote:Stuff. Mostly bad, but the annexation of America by Prime Minister Wong will make up for most of it.
Posted: 2003-09-23 01:00am
I'm hoping that the world's ecconmay colapses, the human race needs something to realy shake things up
Posted: 2003-09-23 01:01am
World War Three work for you?LT.Hit-Man wrote:I'm hoping that the world's ecconmay colapses, the human race needs something to realy shake things up
Posted: 2003-09-23 01:03am
Well, Transformers The Movie shows exactly what will happen two years from now...
Posted: 2003-09-23 01:09am
Ya that would be a good thing, limted nukes and a shit load of mutating bio and cheweapos would be good it would certenly make things intresting to the surviversStormbringer wrote:World War Three work for you?LT.Hit-Man wrote:I'm hoping that the world's ecconmay colapses, the human race needs something to realy shake things up
Posted: 2003-09-23 04:26am
I'll be in my bunker in The Middle of Nowhere, waiting for the economy to bottom-out and/or the bombs to drop.
Oh, and i'll make sure I've brought a woman along by then, too. Can't really appreciate anarchy unless you've got someone to talk to, share ideas with, and have steamy sex action.
That was kinda the problem with Walden. Then again, it was Thoureau, afterall...
Oh, and i'll make sure I've brought a woman along by then, too. Can't really appreciate anarchy unless you've got someone to talk to, share ideas with, and have steamy sex action.
That was kinda the problem with Walden. Then again, it was Thoureau, afterall...
Posted: 2003-09-23 04:53am
I will turn 42 years old. I will probably still be living in the Bay Area. Maybe in my condo, but hopefully I will be able to have purchased a townhome/house by then.
North Korea will most likely have collapsed by then. Hopefully it will be with the least loss of life.
Water rights will become a serious issue in the Western states, not that it isn't already.
Lost of baby boomers will start retiring, how this will impact financial markets will be interesting to see.
North Korea will most likely have collapsed by then. Hopefully it will be with the least loss of life.
Water rights will become a serious issue in the Western states, not that it isn't already.
Lost of baby boomers will start retiring, how this will impact financial markets will be interesting to see.
Posted: 2003-09-23 06:03am
I tend to fall in the doomsayers camp; whatever happens aint gonna be pretty...
Posted: 2003-09-23 07:20am
The worlds first cloned human.
"Who wants to be a Millionaire?" and quiz shows like it will bite the dust, thanks to cochlear receivers.
Stephen King will go completely blind.
Science will rediscover that coffee is good for you. Then rediscover how bad it is. Repeat 5 times.
"Who wants to be a Millionaire?" and quiz shows like it will bite the dust, thanks to cochlear receivers.
Stephen King will go completely blind.
Science will rediscover that coffee is good for you. Then rediscover how bad it is. Repeat 5 times.
Posted: 2003-09-23 12:07pm
I hope he finishes his Dark Tower series before then.BoredShirtless wrote:Stephen King will go completely blind.
Posted: 2003-09-23 01:21pm
Yeah me too. It's only a rumour I heard but, and I just got this from his website:Kuja wrote:I hope he finishes his Dark Tower series before then.BoredShirtless wrote:Stephen King will go completely blind.
How good is the Dark Tower series? Recognise my Avatar?Is it true that you're going blind?
No, I'm not. I have a predisposition--and it's a genetic thing--to macular degeneration and that's a disease you can read about on the internet. It eventually results in blind spots and a loss of vision but I don't have any of the symptoms yet-just that predisposition and I think it's something that I may have to face in the future, but, no, I'm not going blind
Posted: 2003-09-23 01:44pm
I can't really make any political predictions, but I'm betting that Moore's Law will continue for at least that long and someone will have a working 32-bit quantom superconductor (hopefully my group (No, I'm just an undergrad assistant tyring to further clean up the power supply)). Having been amazed by Aido and the Segway, I'm pretty sure we'll see substantial developments in robotics. Drones will become more prevalent in the airforce, and more weapons will become "smart." Infact, more and more consumer products will have computer chips in them. Most 1-800 numbers will connect to computers with speech recogniton.
China looks set to put a man in space this fall, so I wouldn't put it past them to get a man on the moon within 10 years. Europe will further decline economically in relation to the US, and we'll probably see some actual deflation. Basic resources like metal will continue to get cheaper, and the known oil reserves will remain big enough to support us for "the next twenty years" like they have for the past 60 or so.
(No, I'm just an undergrad assistant tyring to further clean up the power supply)). Having been amazed by Aido and the Segway, I'm pretty sure we'll see substantial developments in robotics. Drones will become more prevalent in the airforce, and more weapons will become "smart." Infact, more and more consumer products will have computer chips in them. Most 1-800 numbers will connect to computers with speech recogniton.China looks set to put a man in space this fall, so I wouldn't put it past them to get a man on the moon within 10 years. Europe will further decline economically in relation to the US, and we'll probably see some actual deflation. Basic resources like metal will continue to get cheaper, and the known oil reserves will remain big enough to support us for "the next twenty years" like they have for the past 60 or so.