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I've been around long enough, 83 years, to see predictions totally miss their marks. I remember back in 1950 the prediction was for flying cars, (didnt really happen, igloo shaped fiberglass houses, fusion powered electrical grid, a big rotating space station by 1980, and a twenty hour work week.The problem seems to be that we cannot predict what we cannot imagine. Predictions would simply consist of extensions of what we already knew. . Nobody predicted GPS, ChatGPT,, Space telescopes, MRIs and CT scans, the extent of microcircuit technology, and certainly not the versatility of smartphones and the internet., the understanding of genetics and DNA. The predictions made today will eventually sound at naive as the 1950 predictions do to us today.
Tbh we do have flying cars but only prototypes also flying cars are very dangerous you expect the whole world to build flying highways in 50 years? And would you trust someone with a flying car? Easy access them for them to do terrorist attacks, there are good reasons flying cars has never been fully invented/mass produced
Fusion Power will probably become feasible, most likely the norm. Fusion engines on space ships will likely open up the solar system. I doubt humans will leave the solar system by 2300, but we could have Fusion powered AI probes on the way to other solar systems if not already there. This is assuming that FTL is impossible, which is most likely. Of course who knows what technology and physics will be developed by 2300.
The challenge has been government and big business killing off innovation to maintain power and control. AI can break through and we go on catchup mode.
That's what I thought as well. The oil supply is finite, but recovery technology continues to improve. We probably have a lot longer than that, but it will run out someday. Probably late in this century or early in the next.
Extrapolating human history with todays technology, I'll bet on a nuclear wasteland with a few humans left, still fighting their wars with sticks and stones.
Don't worry, in 300 years we'll all have gone through another catastrophic ice age termination event. And meanwhile, another geomagnetic storm will wipe out all of our digital universe.
Electric cars sound nice in theory. But if you factor that the materials needed to make the batteries need to be mined and eventually those materials will become harder to find. Also, to produce these batteries require still require oil products to find the material and to run factories to make the batteries. Then we have to deal with the waste that comes from dead or damaged batteries. And the average cost to own such a car won't pay for itself for at least a decade or two of constant driving.
I think we're going to be back to pre-industrial conditions in 300 years. Technology isn't going to increase the whole time we're here. It's going to peak. Then it's going to decline. There'll be major events that speed up the rate at which it declines. For example, there'll be something like the Carrington event that will wipe out all our satellites. We'll realize as we wean ourself off of fossil fuels that we just can't consume as much energy as we're used to consuming, and that will require major lifestyle changes.
I don't know why the first thing technology everyone thinks of is flying cars. Flying is a specialist skill. The air is unstable and the ground is stable. By all means we may have more fitting vehicles and objects in the form of taxis, emergency services and delivery drones. But the average child won't be learning how to fly and we won't flying highways. The most we'll "fly" will be one or two feet above the ground using hovercrafts. But this star wars/ Jetsons of us flying right up in the sky ain't going to happen.
We have possibly the only place in the universe capable of supporting life. We should focus on making it perfect first. The healthcare industry will never allow cures for common illnesses.
@@supertuber120 Society as we know it will have collapsed by then. We have an energy and climate crisis coming from which agriculture as we know it may not even exist anymore, billions of people are going to die. Look around you at the real world, not a fantasy
If it hadn't been for the totally man-made invention of organised religion repressing scientific discovery & thought in favour of religious dogma, humans would be far more advanced by now. And possibly happier & healthier.
Fair point. But consider that religion was made up originally by governing bodies in order to maintain power and suppress the population. If no religion, perhaps another method would have been invoked? War and pandemics for example?
yeah, about space travel and visiting other planets -- just so long as these space-faring companies don't contract with boeing. they can't even make air-planes right.
I can't believe he said putting a woman of colour on the moon will be a big achievement for humanity. There are so many different races of men and women that would like to go to Mars also who are part of humanity.
our current technology does allow us to make life support on Mars. the problem is the amount of things we need to bring. that is why space x is working on very big rockets
This is Very possible . As we ard always advancing in all dimensions, with what we know now. Im sure glad i was born in 1969 , humble beautyful times for forst 25 years of my life. And although Cool in one sense , if Robots and flying cars come about . No thankyou .
By then,i will be 322 years old as i will have used nanobots to make me immortal-can't get old,can't contact disease, can't die etc. plus doing multiple careers as professional footballer,Tesla and SpaceX CEO,F1 driver, NBA player,tennis player, politician-former US president etc.😱🤗🤗🇰🇪🇺🇲👈🤗💪💪
I think that more likely than these scenarios, giving the way we are going, that in 300 years Earth will have a lot ruins and a lot of new species of animals roaming it, humans not being among them.
The comment about running out of fossil fuels, and hoping that we somehow figure it out... I'll tell you how that ends up, just refer back to the immediately previous comment you made about entrenched feudalism. Running out of fossil fuels will be THE thing that solidifies that. I'd put money on it.
I don’t think we’ll be able to travel the Milky Way…not in this lifetime anyway. Maybe in 200 years or so but rn the closets Star would take thousands of years to get to I don’t see us upgrading the instruments that Much
You really, really have no freaking idea how big our galaxy really is. Interplanetary travel is still in it's infancy, interstellar travel is still a fantasy to us. Traversing the Milky Way would require us to travel at close to the speed of light. Good luck with that.
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I've been around long enough, 83 years, to see predictions totally miss their marks. I remember back in 1950 the prediction was for flying cars, (didnt really happen, igloo shaped fiberglass houses, fusion powered electrical grid, a big rotating space station by 1980, and a twenty hour work week.The problem seems to be that we cannot predict what we cannot imagine. Predictions would simply consist of extensions of what we already knew. . Nobody predicted GPS, ChatGPT,, Space telescopes, MRIs and CT scans, the extent of microcircuit technology, and certainly not the versatility of smartphones and the internet., the understanding of genetics and DNA. The predictions made today will eventually sound at naive as the 1950 predictions do to us today.
Have you never seen Star Trek?
😢hope u have a healthy life
Wow 83 years...I know you have some stories to tell and some, for that matter.. to never tell. 😀
@@thunderballs6216 Let’s just say my bucket list has been completed.
Tbh we do have flying cars but only prototypes also flying cars are very dangerous you expect the whole world to build flying highways in 50 years? And would you trust someone with a flying car? Easy access them for them to do terrorist attacks, there are good reasons flying cars has never been fully invented/mass produced
We can't even get the weather right for the next 3 days, never mind anything in 300 years
Actually they are already manipulating the weather they just give us the bullshit that they don't know.
Fusion Power will probably become feasible, most likely the norm.
Fusion engines on space ships will likely open up the solar system.
I doubt humans will leave the solar system by 2300, but we could have Fusion powered AI probes on the way to other solar systems if not already there. This is assuming that FTL is impossible, which is most likely.
Of course who knows what technology and physics will be developed by 2300.
I am excited for the year 2300
Nice video! I think the oceans are not as difficult as space to conquer! We‘ll still have earth gravity, an important issue!
Oil will not be gone in 30 years
Funding for space exploration won't be there. Let's focus on making this earth more livable for all first.
A whole new set of people. A whole new set of problems.
I suppose they’ll fumble their way through it just as we are doing.
LOL!!!! We can't even forecast weather right people, how the heck can we expect to predict the future 300 years into the future. LMAO!!!!!!
The challenge has been government and big business killing off innovation to maintain power and control. AI can break through and we go on catchup mode.
You thing oil will be gone by 2052? 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's what I thought as well.
The oil supply is finite, but recovery technology continues to improve. We probably have a lot longer than that, but it will run out someday. Probably late in this century or early in the next.
😂😂😂😂😂
Extrapolating human history with todays technology, I'll bet on a nuclear wasteland with a few humans left, still fighting their wars with sticks and stones.
Don't worry, in 300 years we'll all have gone through another catastrophic ice age termination event. And meanwhile, another geomagnetic storm will wipe out all of our digital universe.
Electric cars sound nice in theory. But if you factor that the materials needed to make the batteries need to be mined and eventually those materials will become harder to find. Also, to produce these batteries require still require oil products to find the material and to run factories to make the batteries. Then we have to deal with the waste that comes from dead or damaged batteries. And the average cost to own such a car won't pay for itself for at least a decade or two of constant driving.
Bold of you to assume we will be around in 300 years.
We'll be here but Jesus will have returned by then.😊
Nothing about the oceans? Habitat? Food? Better utilization of unused land surface for agriculture?
I think we're going to be back to pre-industrial conditions in 300 years. Technology isn't going to increase the whole time we're here. It's going to peak. Then it's going to decline. There'll be major events that speed up the rate at which it declines. For example, there'll be something like the Carrington event that will wipe out all our satellites. We'll realize as we wean ourself off of fossil fuels that we just can't consume as much energy as we're used to consuming, and that will require major lifestyle changes.
We cannot go to the Moon or to Mars right now and I don't think anything will change on that front in 300 years.
This video is full of stuff that is currently happening making "predictions" easy
My country will be the same in 300 years.
I don't know why the first thing technology everyone thinks of is flying cars.
Flying is a specialist skill. The air is unstable and the ground is stable. By all means we may have more fitting vehicles and objects in the form of taxis, emergency services and delivery drones. But the average child won't be learning how to fly and we won't flying highways. The most we'll "fly" will be one or two feet above the ground using hovercrafts. But this star wars/ Jetsons of us flying right up in the sky ain't going to happen.
We have possibly the only place in the universe capable of supporting life. We should focus on making it perfect first. The healthcare industry will never allow cures for common illnesses.
Cure don’t make money, getting better and more expensive bandages are steady income. And don’t think that they don’t create man made virtues.
The money isn't in the cure. Its in the "treatment"
I thought oil was suppose to run out in 2020. I guess those solar panels and windmills are working great
Great video and information !
Humans adapting is about to get alot harder in evolution.
You said you feel confident they're going to have the technology for life support in 300 years. That's delusional.
20 or 30 years is delusional. 300 years, I think it's possible.
@@supertuber120 Society as we know it will have collapsed by then. We have an energy and climate crisis coming from which agriculture as we know it may not even exist anymore, billions of people are going to die. Look around you at the real world, not a fantasy
Look back in the past at films of what they think the future will look like and it's never even close
If it hadn't been for the totally man-made invention of organised religion repressing scientific discovery & thought in favour of religious dogma, humans would be far more advanced by now. And possibly happier & healthier.
Fair point. But consider that religion was made up originally by governing bodies in order to maintain power and suppress the population. If no religion, perhaps another method would have been invoked? War and pandemics for example?
Sure would be lot less wars!!
yeah, about space travel and visiting other planets -- just so long as these space-faring companies don't contract with boeing. they can't even make air-planes right.
As far as I care, the only reason for big cities to exist is more options for restaurants...lol
I can't believe he said putting a woman of colour on the moon will be a big achievement for humanity. There are so many different races of men and women that would like to go to Mars also who are part of humanity.
I'll take dystopian hellscape for 1000 Alex.
our current technology does allow us to make life support on Mars.
the problem is the amount of things we need to bring. that is why space x is working on very big rockets
This is Very possible . As we ard always advancing in all dimensions, with what we know now. Im sure glad i was born in 1969 , humble beautyful times for forst 25 years of my life. And although Cool in one sense , if Robots and flying cars come about . No thankyou .
I'm a feature StarShip counselor or captain. Eather way I'm going to be very fine looking and command the "StarShip USS Ihaventaclue."
the weather is already manipulated today..
By then,i will be 322 years old as i will have used nanobots to make me immortal-can't get old,can't contact disease, can't die etc. plus doing multiple careers as professional footballer,Tesla and SpaceX CEO,F1 driver, NBA player,tennis player, politician-former US president etc.😱🤗🤗🇰🇪🇺🇲👈🤗💪💪
I think that more likely than these scenarios, giving the way we are going, that in 300 years Earth will have a lot ruins and a lot of new species of animals roaming it, humans not being among them.
I think there will be humans. We're too adaptable to go extinct that soon. Human civilization, on the other hand, probably not.
This channel needs to try researching topics. Although we could run out of oil reserves around 2052, that is NOT the same thing as “oil being gone!”
The comment about running out of fossil fuels, and hoping that we somehow figure it out... I'll tell you how that ends up, just refer back to the immediately previous comment you made about entrenched feudalism. Running out of fossil fuels will be THE thing that solidifies that. I'd put money on it.
Micro personal infrastructure must be throughly considered. Who cares about the world. What would the average person want, or need.
We might have to change the American dream. To conform with global and new technologies reality.
300 years? Probably little change. More people living to be a 100 maybe. Super high speed rail maybe.
Little change? Lmao okay
Cool
So, No.1 of what the world will look like is actually what the moon will look like.
What?
I don’t think we’ll be able to travel the Milky Way…not in this lifetime anyway. Maybe in 200 years or so but rn the closets Star would take thousands of years to get to I don’t see us upgrading the instruments that Much
The hell do you know
You really, really have no freaking idea how big our galaxy really is. Interplanetary travel is still in it's infancy, interstellar travel is still a fantasy to us. Traversing the Milky Way would require us to travel at close to the speed of light. Good luck with that.
The lunar gateway was cancelled.
Maybe we should ask AI … 😂
+72 Years Then Is 2372 It’s Now 1 Civiliation
It is a Molecular Genetic little hellp and Nano is allso moleculs world...😙🙃
Very likely it will still be spherical...if a smidgeon oblate...
Humans will be living in the stone age
So would we return to earth in new body
no humans will be around in 300, lets get real we're all.gonna be dead, thank god
All this prediction will be %100 wrong
We would be using the asteroid belt for industry if we make it that far, I doubt it bc we don't learn from our past
I won't be here!
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Will humans still exist?
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It does not seem so, does it...
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new species. alien/human hybrid.
I was under the impression that the world had already ended in the 1970s.
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Why not Human/machine hybrid?
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Older and more wasted?