Technology

[The Ceej]

If back to the future II is anything to go by we should have flying cars, hoverboards, holograms, auto drying/ auto fitting jackets and family sized pizzas that can fit in your pocket in about 8-7 years

Our printers and fax machines will however have an extremely bland font

The future in Back To The Future Part II was supposed to be a jocular exaggeration. Of course, so was Demolition Man, but I'm sitting here watching those events unfold in real life.

[Aerith's Knight]

If back to the future II is anything to go by we should have flying cars, hoverboards, holograms, auto drying/ auto fitting jackets and family sized pizzas that can fit in your pocket in about 8-7 years

Our printers and fax machines will however have an extremely bland font

The future in Back To The Future Part II was supposed to be a jocular exaggeration. Of course, so was Demolition Man, but I'm sitting here watching those events unfold in real life.

and we already have holograms..

[Mirage]

isnt spcae colonies and going outside our solarsystem not perfecting space travel?

we even have fusion.. something really new.. would be.. like cold fusion

I wouldn't say so. Space travel is just a means for achieving those things. Also, those things I mentioned aren't all the things we've yet to do. I just can't be bothered to list everything I can think of right now :p.

[Madame Adequate]

If back to the future II is anything to go by we should have flying cars, hoverboards, holograms, auto drying/ auto fitting jackets and family sized pizzas that can fit in your pocket in about 8-7 years

Our printers and fax machines will however have an extremely bland font

The future in Back To The Future Part II was supposed to be a jocular exaggeration. Of course, so was Demolition Man, but I'm sitting here watching those events unfold in real life.

Yeah those three seashells are a big improvement over old toilet paper.

[snacks]

Yeah, we're all going to be replaced with robots soon.

It actually amazes me how far things have come. Hell, I didn't even know computers came with videocards any greater then 64mb's until a few years ago. And now I saw a computer advertised by Dell with 760 some mb's. So it makes me wonder if at some point things are just gonna be bigger by default (like operating systems) or in order to run os's we're gonna need some computer capable of doing everything, and the kitchen sink.

[Aerith's Knight]

there gonna use blue light wavelengths in computer machinery, so its gonna get a lot smaller

[snacks]

But I can barely catch up now! ; ;

[The Ceej]

If back to the future II is anything to go by we should have flying cars, hoverboards, holograms, auto drying/ auto fitting jackets and family sized pizzas that can fit in your pocket in about 8-7 years

Our printers and fax machines will however have an extremely bland font

The future in Back To The Future Part II was supposed to be a jocular exaggeration. Of course, so was Demolition Man, but I'm sitting here watching those events unfold in real life.

Yeah those three seashells are a big improvement over old toilet paper.

You know exactly what I mean. Don't make me get into the horrifying details that are Demoliton Man becoming reality.

[Heath]

I think that if you were to look at the technology we have now in 100 years time it would be even more vast a comparison than looking at the technology we had in 1907. With all the discoveries in the 20th century and all the vast technological improvements and scientific progress, we're in a brilliant position to build on such achievements and go on to bigger and greater things. I really don't think that 2107 will involve people laughing at how primitive our current technology is, but I think it'll be quite a startling comparison.

[Mirage]

If back to the future II is anything to go by we should have flying cars, hoverboards, holograms, auto drying/ auto fitting jackets and family sized pizzas that can fit in your pocket in about 8-7 years

Our printers and fax machines will however have an extremely bland font

The future in Back To The Future Part II was supposed to be a jocular exaggeration. Of course, so was Demolition Man, but I'm sitting here watching those events unfold in real life.

Yeah those three seashells are a big improvement over old toilet paper.

So, how did they actually use the seashells anyway?

[fire_of_avalon]

I don't think it matters. We're just going to blow it all up eventually.

[blackmage_nuke]

I don't think it matters. We're just going to blow it all up eventually.

I personally think it'll be more like an implosion

[Shlup]

We won't go much farther. We could, but before we do it will destroy us all.

Wouldn't that be awesome?

[Madame Adequate]

I still don't understand this "We're going to blow ourseves up!" thing. If it didn't happen during the Cold War, imo it shows it's bloody unlikely to happen, full stop.

Edit: Also, once we get self-sustaining space colonies, we'll kinda win at survival.

[Aerith's Knight]

I still don't understand this "We're going to blow ourseves up!" thing. If it didn't happen during the Cold War, imo it shows it's bloody unlikely to happen, full stop.

Edit: Also, once we get self-sustaining space colonies, we'll kinda win at survival.

once we perfect fusion.. its a real possibility..

i think a nuke will explode somewhere in the future.. but not a thousend of them.. maybe 5.. but thatll prob be it though