also i think every thing will have spell cheak, so knowing how to spell will be rendered unnessisary
d master342 said:Flying cars are long overdue. Robot slaves would be handy as well.
dmaster out.
Arcterra said:d master342 said:Flying cars are long overdue. Robot slaves would be handy as well.
dmaster out.
Didn't you see what happened in I, Robot? Didn't Will Smith teach you anything?
I expect robots to replace the menial tasks that humans do. We'll get better health advances, and more advances in military weapons and such. For the world's sake, there better be more kinds of renewable energy that we'll use so we don't mess up the world even further, but I just think we'll reduce the amount of energy we use with scientifical doohickeys. I hope the iChip will never see the light of day. Sounds too much like Lifelight.
z-man said:Teleportation is impossible guys. There are no numbers that could possibly fit into travel formulas to create teliportation. The closest thing to that is fast movement. There have been new technologies that allow extremely fast movemet.
z-man said:Time travel, however, is possible. Look into it.
What's the point of those values when they no longer apply, though?scampy said:People would lose the values you learn in life, such as how hard work can become rewarding.
You do know that that has been perfectly possible even more than 10 years ago?Juliacoolo said:Pokebeach will get background music 20 years from now.
There's one major difference between the current street kids and the people of the ~FUTURE~. That being "they're bored". We'll have iChips with happiness regulatorsscampy said:@ Spoon: The lessons we learn in life determine not only our values, but also have a great influence on our personality. Take a look at some of the teenagers we see on the streets; they're bored, they don't have any goals in life. They probably don't go to school regularly, if at all. They look for other things to do, and their attentions are drawn to street crimes, drugs, and teenage pregnancy.
Now imagine a world where people don't even need this ambition in order to survive. Why go to school, when you won't need an education? Why quit smoking, when somebody can grow you a new lung? Why bother about anything? This doesn't sound like a futuristic utopia to me. It sounds more like a benefits culture, applied on a worldwide scale. And I really, really dislike the idea of that.
scampy said:@ Spoon: The lessons we learn in life determine not only our values, but also have a great influence on our personality. Take a look at some of the teenagers we see on the streets; they're bored, they don't have any goals in life. They probably don't go to school regularly, if at all. They look for other things to do, and their attentions are drawn to street crimes, drugs, and teenage pregnancy.
Now imagine a world where people don't even need this ambition in order to survive. Why go to school, when you won't need an education? Why quit smoking, when somebody can grow you a new lung? Why bother about anything? This doesn't sound like a futuristic utopia to me. It sounds more like a benefits culture, applied on a worldwide scale. And I really, really dislike the idea of that.