I remember 50 years ago when I was told I'd be driving a flying car by now, but no one predicted the Internet or mobile phones. I'm thinking the best way to know what will happen in 2050 is to wait for 2050.
I'm 75 & agree with you! We haven't improved air travel speed since we went to Jets in 1958! Cars don't go any faster, either! We still live in the same type houses as our parents! Only advances in medicine ,communications & computers seem to have occurred! 2050 will be a huge letdown, possibly even a regression due to poor governmental management!
The way things are headed, this is the total opposite of what 2050 will be like, unless you happen to be one of the mega rich. The rest of us will still be scraping by.
Totally what I was going to say! Reminds me of the dystopian future in Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake, or Starhawk's "The Fifth Sacred Thing". Recipe for disaster. Although a good fast train network would be great, if we can get it built before the ecosystem and our civilization collapses!
facts man.. all they need to do is just to change it up in school classrooms so us students can actually ENJOY school and not only do it cuz we forced to go.. like for example make classes slightly smaller (maybe 8 - 15 students), make things more hands on and incorporate more field trips like stuff like that (cuz you know.. who doesn't enjoy a really fun project and going somewhere cool on a field trip) and most importantly, CHANGE TEACHING.. like make it so that teachers don't act like prison guards.. teach them to actually understand the students and not just to yell at us for something petty or when we get something wrong.. then school can be a place for us students to not only learn, but to ACTUALLY LIKE IT AND A PLACE FOR US TO VIBE AND SOCIALIZE BRUH.. and thats how to start changing school in a nutshell.
@@ryancool-pq5vu We should have rigide laws against bully principles and teachers. I was bullied all my middle school and high school because of it. It's just sad for any other person to go through this... very fking hard and sad.
@@averagesauceenjoyer7209 yea man.. cuz on one hand we got people saying bullies make people tough.. while on the other, we got people saying bullying needs to stop because it make school much harder for people and stuff like that.. thats something we need to look into.
I don't believe we shall see such massive changes in 25 years time. Regardless, I'm grateful to have been born in the mid '60s- and will likely not have to deal with too much more of the future. It's not the coming technological changes that concern me most,rather, it's the changes in humanity that concerns me. The imposition upon one's independence and privacy is being diminished.
You dont realize it, but alot has changed in just 10 years even more so in 20 years. It wouldn't suprise me that atleast some of these predictions will be relity
Same. And I too, unfortunately feel the same. Never thought the day I'd say I'm a complete introvert would happen! LOL Although, growing up with The Jetsons, I rather DID expect to have my own hovercar by now. 🛸
@☞ོ☜ོ 66 years ago You ARE aware, usually people who accuse other people of being jealous of them, usually incorrectly, I might add, are narcissists, right? Or at least have a few screws loose. It's presumptuous of you to ASSUME anything. In fact, I feel sorry for you because of how much you've missed.
@☞ོ☜ོ 66 years ago Once again ASSUMPTIONS! I'm not yet in my 60's and I LOVE LOVE LOVE Technology... My childhood was an absolute nightmare. Violent stepmonster.... See what assumptions are? THEY'RE A CROCK OF SHIT, cuz you have no clue what you're talking about... YOUTH RARELY DOES KNOW IT'S ASS FROM A HOLE IN THE GROUND. You learn as you go... You'll eventually, hopefully live long enough to realize the more you learn, you realize the less you know. 😎 Stay safe kid
The world has already changed but some people don't notice that because for instance AI is an integral part of our smartphones today, and renewable energy solutions have become more obvious and available as well. So let's say it is changing for sure.
@@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630 yeah I agree it's mostly just wishful thinking on my part I know in reality the idiots you refer to they're not leaving anytime soon
- Say, after 1969's Apollo 11 moon landing, the hype was landing a man on Mars in 1984. So are we orbiting Jupiter in manned fusion powered space ships for now the past 20 years, like promised in 1968's movie 2001? ? ? - The wonder drug "interferon" was going to cure all Cancers by the end of the 1980's. I guess they ment 19080's.
you can't predict what life will look like but you can assume that some surprising technologies will be developed by 2050. in the 19th century people imagined entirely different things compared to what we had by the 20th century, and the same can be said about the 20th century's imagination in comparison to todays world.
Our technology has been held up by GREEDY people at LEAST by 100 years. And that's a shame. Although when you look around at how human behavior has changed for the worse... could humanity even have survived the technology delivered earlier? Maybe not.
Scientists probably haven't shown us how advanced we are, but we are truly advanced. I noticed technology has changed a lot, but there are more advanced technologies that we probably don't know about. Elon Musk already made the Cybertruck and Tesla cars. Also, we already have AI robots to actually talk to, like if they are regular humans.
I know, right? They keep telling us how awesome the future will be, instead we're getting everything BUT the awesome future, so it would be high time to give up those "predictions".
@@JumboShrimp08 We already have flying cars, although they are primarily concepts at this point. In the year 1960, people imagined something far beyond what was realistically achievable at the time
In 2050 I'll be 80, probably too late to have the opportunity to experience most of these things, but will be interested to see how it pans out. I have, though, already studied a degree online with the Open University and can see how it will easily be the norm in years to come.
I'm actually scared 😔 how much things are gonna change, i already feel very happy how everythings going today. I think nothing will change, it just how rich is really is. But i don't think we should focus on the future, we should just live our happiest right now. Where everything is going just fine. There are still awesome things we can see right now
Have you thought these people may be planning something that was made reality in the past? If you are not needed, you are dispensable? The "Mystery Guidestones" in Georgia states the agenda of a government that will depopulate the earth from billions to millions; as they believe the world's overpopulation is one contributing factor to pollution and global warming; as well as a financial burden on nations, which they cannot tolerate much longer. I guess they will decide who lives and who dies. The last time this happened, those who were "essential workers" lived the longest, however, they were depopulated as soon as they became useless. They are putting forth ads now which state: "Own nothing and be happy." The idea that the government will "take care of you". That is, until it is time for you to be depopulated. One must understand that once they depopulate, they will have to continue to keep the populations in check or the world will go right back to what we see happening today (at least that is their thinking). Control the governing bodies. Control the healthcare system. Control the financial systems. Control the media. Enact changes in laws, removing rights which would stand in their way. Mr. H. (Germany's WWII leader said): "To conquer a nation, first disarm its citizens." Chicago has the strictest gun laws, and the highest murder rate from firearms. So what good are laws to disarm the good people; while the bad people illegal acquire firearms anyway? The future? Not a pretty sight. Not that you should fear it, but don't be blinded by the "propaganda" either.
@@Tom-iw3zh The dreams of the future doesn't render you useless it causes you to fill future responsibilities and obligations for your own life. So humans will never be rendered useless unless we as humans choose become useless. Just some food for thought.
Would there be air conditioning for the whole planet🤔, at the rate we're going it seems we're destroying ourselves and the planet! It's getting hot in here, i dont want to end up like mars.
I hope the HyperLoop One becomes a thing in the US. I hate flying and I get a lot of anxiety when flying. I don’t want to miss out on traveling in life but flying causes bad panic attacks for me. I’m only 23 and I have so much to see still.
I grew up in a time thinking that we will be flying around in cars and living in a completely automated society by year 2000. But here we are in 2021 and we are only grappling with AI auto pilot because one guy had to force it into an electric car that he had to force into existence! With the political resistance that technology is receiving it isn’t likely that any of these things will happen. More likely tech will develop into more and more dangerous forms of military.
Forex simply means foreign exchange. It's a simple way anyone can make money off the foreign exchange market as it involves buying currencies at a lower price and selling when high, just like stock but with currencies.
I always like videos like this since they give me hope about the future. But considering alot of technology requires good WiFi. It's a wonder how many countries will actually be able to see this come into fruition by 2050.
There is NO hope for the future, unless we stop being greedy, selfish and arrogant, and start working towards helping each other make a better world. For as long as there's greed, there'll always be the want for power and control and the drive to get richer. 2050 maybe a little different, but it will in no way be any more different than 2021, it will take centuries before we see a considerable change in technology and how it's used. What we think life would be like in 2050 with a total transformation of society, with buildings being so futuristic that they look like alien buildings and medical advances that can add an extra 80 or 100 years to your life span, would mean that 500 years of advancements would need to be crammed into just a few years, it just isn't possible.
@@ZargonUSA I completely agree with your statement. But it is human nature to be greedy and selfish the problem is the excessive greed and selfishness. To me, if we don't hold out hope and keep striving on then we've already lost before we even begin. Personally, I would rather die trying than just accept the situation as it is. Even if I leave this world 0.00001% better than when I was born into it, at least it's that little bit better for the next generation. It's an idealistic opinion, I know; but it's not so bad being an idealistic idiot 😅
@@majorquackquack Greed and being arrogant maybe our nature, but we *ALL* have the ability to change, but we decide not to, simply because we only think of ourselves and how we can benefit from the less fortunate, and don't give a damn about others, and yes, there are people that would rather give their last hotdog to an Ethiopian, and starve themselves, than to see that person starve, I'm one of them. If I was a scientist and discovered an absolute cure for all forms of cancer, I wouldn't make it public, because I can guarantee, the government would make me disappear, never to be seen again, and take all my findings and keep it under wraps, but instead, I would keep it to myself, find a way to make it water soluble, and put it in all the water supplies around the world, then it would be too late for the governments to do anything about it, so, while they're scratching their heads, cancer is being eradicated.
@@ZargonUSA you my good friend are my type of ppl. Why weren’t me and you scientist or something. I do hope the world will end up in a good place and more ppl begin to realize the gov is an issue and greed and arrogance will never help us all.
@@WickedMapping Not necessarily. There’s still manual labor jobs that’ll be needed. Teachers, Doctors, Law Enforcement, Military, Judges, Data analysts, coders, astronomers, and many more. There’s always work, and if there’s not then society has become a utopia, with no need for money anyways.
These predictions for the future usually age terribly. People just see what is available or plausible at one time and extrapolate from that to the future, usually applying exponential models to the development . The reason a lot of scientists and engineers gloss over the practical difficulties, is to get funding for the stuff they're researching and sometimes said research reach dead ends, is possible but not economically viable or gets adopted but never in the exact way people originally thought. Look for example at video calls, that finally were adopted (after active resistance to those from people, you had to experience a pandemic to make video calls common) and using devices and etiquette people never thought about. Or consider the Hyperloop for an instance of something that is simply not happening, ever.
Hyperloop would definitely take longer than 2050 but to say never is an overstatement and saying it's overstatement is an understatement while I agree it'd take longer it is bound to happen at some point that or we'll die out first what a thrill will we grow in tech fast enough or will we be extinct before we can be saved?
Ikr, I just realized it. But I’m not gonna fall for it this time, like what the other generation did. Then they wished for the 80 and 90’s back. So for now enjoy these times and this decade like what I’m doing.
I think the progress in the field of medicine will be huge considering that panademic will play a huge rule like the world has just witnessed that the the field of medicine and biology needs to get revolutionized .we might see robomedics in may be ten years.
Dude, you should try out noice reduction to get rid of the breath inbetween scentences. I recon it would calm the audio down and feel more clean. Just a tip with friendly intentions behind it. Gl.
Virtual classes were available to most public school-students in the United States during the pandemic. However, a high percent of students from minority and lower income families didn't do the assignments and remained largely unsupervised during the year and a half the U.S. remained quarantined.
How will robots ensure students are on task if they themselves do not have emotion and therefore do not care? Is there an algorithm for this? Children are mostly more affected to emotional feedback than adults
Whenever i watch such videos, i really feel for africa. If you'd like to see a world of 1900 come and see africa where almost every meaningful structure of life is just a rudimentary basis🙉 When they said africa is 3rd world, they nailed it🙅♂️
Those who are born 5 years ago and born 10 years ago will be there to see it and that includes those of the next generation for the next 5 years and 10 years will see it there too.
Love it! May I use this video to create a listening comprehension for my English students? This would be uploaded onto a virtual learning platform and I'd rather ask for permission first. The video will not be edited, just linked to the platform. Thanks!
How is it that every time someone is predicting the future the images usually reflect how it might look like for the rich and upper class. It would be more realistic and interesting to see how it would be for the majority of human beings for a change. Thanks..
The future will look less like this video, and more like 1984, Minority Report, Brave New World, Wall-E, and Idiocracy. Human's thirst for power and control will outweigh any perceived collective benevolence. This video presents a utopia, reality will be a dystopia. Terminator isn't too far fetched. We already have humanoid robots and SkyNet being developed and deployed.
Also I don't believe that the rat races will stop. The hunt for work today needed the Internet. I could see that in 25 yrs we might use virtual tech, holographic, or audio conference calls instead of driving to work. So if a real automatic manufacturing system is a reality. How much to fix it? Possibly a tech will remotely program it to repair itself. The tech could be in another country. So will we really give up the rat races? Or just the physical commuting of today.
Nobody can predict what will happen past the point of the singularity. Knowing this is an impossibility as the imagination power from a sentient machine is so radically different from the imagination power of a human being.
What in saying that we have futuristic Technology now and flying cars now but you don't see them around because they are expensive. But in the future they will be popular.
@@lizamelendez3095 Don't you mean, it's expensive now because it's designed to make the rich richer, but in the future of course things will be cheaper, because it'll be old technology, while the better technology will still be expensive. Ask yourself this, would I buy an iPhone X for $999 when you can buy an iPhone 8 for $250? See where I'm going here? Technology in the future will still be mega expensive, but the mainstream technology being used would be cheaper, because it'll be out of date.
@Christian Voros Bullcrap, how would the government control us using self driving cars? I'm all for self driving cars, it'll put a stop to human fault accidents, drunk driving, road rage, but I guess you're all for that, but what if your son or daughter was killed by a drunk driver, would you just say "Don't worry about it, we're all entitled to do what we want, even if it's drinking while driving", but, think of it this way, supposed a drunk got into a self driving car, and on the way home a child ran across the road, the car would see this and stop, but a drunk driver wouldn't even care, so, yeah, fully autonomous vehicles would benefit us, for *ALL* reasons. Oh and from what I gather in you replay to Liza Melendez, you would rather live in a toxic city, smothered by polluted smog, breathing in the CO2, and CO, while driving your gas guzzling car that's popping, spluttering and bellowing out tons of black smoke behind it, because it's what YOU want to do, and not what the government told you to do.
I have to be honest with you, I am very scared for the future technologies. I’m more of a retro person so I’m pretty overwhelmed how technology evolved. I understand why it evolved to be more advanced but i feel like it’s just not for me :(
I am also scared as well. I love how everything is now! It's literally perfect. I don't see the need why even more complicated advanced technology should be made. It's gonna promote laziness and people are gonna end up staying home while their robots get groceries.
If in fact our world will be like this in 2050, then we will be the happiest, but we will live so many days to see this world, then I am from Nepal in Luga.
I remember back in 2015 futurist were saying that self-driving cars would take off by now and that electric cars would be the new norm well I mean they kinda are but not really, I don't know many people who are going oh I can't wait to get tesla, ya I don't know anytime I see these videos they're based on concepts and these concepts usually lose funding, or they lose money for the project, and it gets shut down.
I remember 50 years ago when I was told I'd be driving a flying car by now, but no one predicted the Internet or mobile phones. I'm thinking the best way to know what will happen in 2050 is to wait for 2050.
NO
Absolutely correct!
Actually, Jules Verne talked about video conferencing in a book about a future newspaper, "In the year 2889" pretty cool stuff!
I'm 75 & agree with you! We haven't improved air travel speed since we went to Jets in
1958! Cars don't go any faster, either! We still live in the same type houses as our parents! Only advances in medicine ,communications & computers seem to have occurred! 2050
will be a huge letdown, possibly even a regression due to poor governmental management!
Technology always promises to liberate us; but in reality it only enslaves us further.
The way things are headed, this is the total opposite of what 2050 will be like, unless you happen to be one of the mega rich. The rest of us will still be scraping by.
Totally what I was going to say! Reminds me of the dystopian future in Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake, or Starhawk's "The Fifth Sacred Thing". Recipe for disaster. Although a good fast train network would be great, if we can get it built before the ecosystem and our civilization collapses!
I'm gonna make sure that won't happen
Agree 100%.
Sad but true
@@techninjaslab9955 and what are you gonna do?
Online education sounds cool but it reduces human social interactions.
facts man.. all they need to do is just to change it up in school classrooms so us students can actually ENJOY school and not only do it cuz we forced to go.. like for example make classes slightly smaller (maybe 8 - 15 students), make things more hands on and incorporate more field trips like stuff like that (cuz you know.. who doesn't enjoy a really fun project and going somewhere cool on a field trip) and most importantly, CHANGE TEACHING.. like make it so that teachers don't act like prison guards.. teach them to actually understand the students and not just to yell at us for something petty or when we get something wrong.. then school can be a place for us students to not only learn, but to ACTUALLY LIKE IT AND A PLACE FOR US TO VIBE AND SOCIALIZE BRUH.. and thats how to start changing school in a nutshell.
Stop bullying but that won't ever happen. Bullies are in charge in schools.
@@ryancool-pq5vu We should have rigide laws against bully principles and teachers. I was bullied all my middle school and high school because of it. It's just sad for any other person to go through this... very fking hard and sad.
@@averagesauceenjoyer7209 yea man.. cuz on one hand we got people saying bullies make people tough.. while on the other, we got people saying bullying needs to stop because it make school much harder for people and stuff like that.. thats something we need to look into.
@@ItzGoldz I agree teachers nowadays make us feel like slaves or robots.
I don't believe we shall see such massive changes in 25 years time. Regardless, I'm grateful to have been born in the mid '60s- and will likely not have to deal with too much more of the future. It's not the coming technological changes that concern me most,rather, it's the changes in humanity that concerns me. The imposition upon one's independence and privacy is being diminished.
You are lucky, I wish I’m living in the 80s.
You dont realize it, but alot has changed in just 10 years even more so in 20 years. It wouldn't suprise me that atleast some of these predictions will be relity
Same. And I too, unfortunately feel the same. Never thought the day I'd say I'm a complete introvert would happen! LOL Although, growing up with The Jetsons, I rather DID expect to have my own hovercar by now. 🛸
@☞ོ☜ོ 66 years ago You ARE aware, usually people who accuse other people of being jealous of them, usually incorrectly, I might add, are narcissists, right? Or at least have a few screws loose. It's presumptuous of you to ASSUME anything. In fact, I feel sorry for you because of how much you've missed.
@☞ོ☜ོ 66 years ago Once again ASSUMPTIONS! I'm not yet in my 60's and I LOVE LOVE LOVE Technology... My childhood was an absolute nightmare. Violent stepmonster.... See what assumptions are? THEY'RE A CROCK OF SHIT, cuz you have no clue what you're talking about... YOUTH RARELY DOES KNOW IT'S ASS FROM A HOLE IN THE GROUND.
You learn as you go... You'll eventually, hopefully live long enough to realize the more you learn, you realize the less you know. 😎 Stay safe kid
A great monk said " YESTRRDAYS SCIENCE FICTION WILL BE TODAYS REALITY!!"
ok
@@mrpeluchito lol
Almost everyone has said this
Too bad it's 1984
Only for the "globalist" elite, and a handful of "globalists" merchants. The rest? Not so good.
The world has already changed but some people don't notice that because for instance AI is an integral part of our smartphones today, and renewable energy solutions have become more obvious and available as well. So let's say it is changing for sure.
I'm still waiting to see this dream become a reality that they put in my head in 1965.... hurry up I'm only getting older🤪🤪🤪
@MarianSobolanul no worries... I did get to see the internet or I would have had to write that comment with pen and paper a hundred million times🤪🤪🤪
Where still waiting for flying cars 🤣
Maybe.....but....who said we will be there in 30years with the idiots in pentagone or elsewhere.....
@@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630 yeah I agree it's mostly just wishful thinking on my part I know in reality the idiots you refer to they're not leaving anytime soon
- Say, after 1969's Apollo 11 moon landing, the hype was landing a man on Mars in 1984. So are we orbiting Jupiter in manned fusion powered space ships for now the past 20 years, like promised in 1968's movie 2001? ? ?
- The wonder drug "interferon" was going to cure all Cancers by the end of the 1980's. I guess they ment 19080's.
you can't predict what life will look like but you can assume that some surprising technologies will be developed by 2050.
in the 19th century people imagined entirely different things compared to what we had by the 20th century, and the same can be said about the 20th century's imagination in comparison to todays world.
Our technology has been held up by GREEDY people at LEAST by 100 years. And that's a shame. Although when you look around at how human behavior has changed for the worse... could humanity even have survived the technology delivered earlier? Maybe not.
@@WhiteWolfBlackStar Yeag definitely not
Scientists probably haven't shown us how advanced we are, but we are truly advanced. I noticed technology has changed a lot, but there are more advanced technologies that we probably don't know about. Elon Musk already made the Cybertruck and Tesla cars. Also, we already have AI robots to actually talk to, like if they are regular humans.
2050 will be totally different.
Why do I know?
Predictions of the future are never right.
Not true
@@lizamelendez3095 Maybe some things, but most predictions are wrong.
@@mikegLXIVMM no not true it will happen cause now tech is pretty advanced but in the future it will become smarter cause it's the future.
Fully autonomous vehicles,
Highly intelligent computer,
Inter planetary travel
Massive Reduction in fossil fuel usage
Remote work more common
Ok?
When I get old and tell my grand-grand children about how the 70's were like, I will be talking about the year 2070
"Kids, we used to be Homo Sapien."
@Emma Madison Now we are Post-Humans
Now we are half robots
THIS WORLD SHOULD ALREADY BE MORE THAN WHAT IT IS BY NOW.
It secretly is.
Then try to be a scientist and invent everything in a timespan of 50 years
Reality! 2050, we still driving cars and everyone living on Earth
I know, right? They keep telling us how awesome the future will be, instead we're getting everything BUT the awesome future, so it would be high time to give up those "predictions".
Still drive cars but in smart streets
@@tinotara smart streets my big toe
@@schwartzseymour357 lol! 1920: there will be flying cars in 100 years! 2020:covid19
@@tinotara Governments can't even keep with the maintenance of asphalt potholes.
when i watched some of your vids, i assumed you had at least a few hundred thousand subs; you're definitely underrated
1960:"Soon we'll have flying cars"
2021:"Soon we'll have flying cars"
to be honest, we'll probably never have flying cars.
@@JumboShrimp08 We already have flying cars, although they are primarily concepts at this point. In the year 1960, people imagined something far beyond what was realistically achievable at the time
@@RyanRuffi tbh there's better things to invest in than flying cars like renewable energy
In 2050 I'll be 80, probably too late to have the opportunity to experience most of these things, but will be interested to see how it pans out.
I have, though, already studied a degree online with the Open University and can see how it will easily be the norm in years to come.
80 years old in 2050 will probably be very different to 80 years old in 2021.
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In 2050 I will be 50 I really want to live till 2100. It will look cool on my grave 2000-2100
In 2050, I´ll be 39 years old, going into 40!
So if I make it to 100, I´ll be around in 2110-2111!
I'm actually scared 😔 how much things are gonna change, i already feel very happy how everythings going today. I think nothing will change, it just how rich is really is. But i don't think we should focus on the future, we should just live our happiest right now. Where everything is going just fine. There are still awesome things we can see right now
Came back to this channel again
One word:
Underrated
Thanks a lot! 😊
Yeah, i was thinking the same... Why haven't this channel blew up?
Everybody's tech channels: explain with boredom
This channel: an underated channel that has interest to all and should get more fans
For me the future can't come soon enoght. I'm not afraid of the future. I look forward to the day when my skills are no longer needed.
Have you thought these people may be planning something that was made reality in the past? If you are not needed, you are dispensable? The "Mystery Guidestones" in Georgia states the agenda of a government that will depopulate the earth from billions to millions; as they believe the world's overpopulation is one contributing factor to pollution and global warming; as well as a financial burden on nations, which they cannot tolerate much longer. I guess they will decide who lives and who dies. The last time this happened, those who were "essential workers" lived the longest, however, they were depopulated as soon as they became useless. They are putting forth ads now which state: "Own nothing and be happy." The idea that the government will "take care of you". That is, until it is time for you to be depopulated.
One must understand that once they depopulate, they will have to continue to keep the populations in check or the world will go right back to what we see happening today (at least that is their thinking).
Control the governing bodies. Control the healthcare system. Control the financial systems. Control the media. Enact changes in laws, removing rights which would stand in their way.
Mr. H. (Germany's WWII leader said): "To conquer a nation, first disarm its citizens." Chicago has the strictest gun laws, and the highest murder rate from firearms. So what good are laws to disarm the good people; while the bad people illegal acquire firearms anyway?
The future? Not a pretty sight. Not that you should fear it, but don't be blinded by the "propaganda" either.
Are you also looking forward to becoming corporate stock that is bought and sold?
@@Tom-iw3zh The dreams of the future doesn't render you useless it causes you to fill future responsibilities and obligations for your own life. So humans will never be rendered useless unless we as humans choose become useless. Just some food for thought.
@@Tom-iw3zh These are all fallacies...pun intended lmfaoo
I remember reading Popular Mechanics back in the sixties with the promise of many wonderful inventions, still waiting for them.
Would there be air conditioning for the whole planet🤔, at the rate we're going it seems we're destroying ourselves and the planet! It's getting hot in here, i dont want to end up like mars.
Exactly!!
Yep, if the predators in the ocean become extinct, where all dead anyway, thanks to corrupt corporations and governments.
I don't just want to see, but I want to be among those that will make this dream come true... I'm from Nigeria
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I cant believe this channel doesn’t have more suscribes and views!! The quality of the content is absolutely amazing!!
thank you for the support! we strive to make better and better content. One day we will get there
@@TechDivision1 You Deserve atleast upto 1 Million Subscribers ❤️❤️❤️
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Quality?
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I can believe
For some reason,I fell that the present is a lot better than the future.
The future is yesterday's problems with jet packs.
I hope the HyperLoop One becomes a thing in the US. I hate flying and I get a lot of anxiety when flying. I don’t want to miss out on traveling in life but flying causes bad panic attacks for me. I’m only 23 and I have so much to see still.
I grew up in a time thinking that we will be flying around in cars and living in a completely automated society by year 2000. But here we are in 2021 and we are only grappling with AI auto pilot because one guy had to force it into an electric car that he had to force into existence! With the political resistance that technology is receiving it isn’t likely that any of these things will happen. More likely tech will develop into more and more dangerous forms of military.
I remember back in 1978 I got a book called "Future Facts" that illustrated this same future by the year 2000.
What you think the future holds?
Will i be happy ? Everyone ?
We will reverse ageing in 2050
@@shreyaskashi7922 Yeah, but everybody will be so damn depressed with lack of purpose and meaning that they'll want to die of age.
@@JaysonT1 nobody will be depressed because they can do whatever they want
@@shreyaskashi7922 Really?
2050: "This is how people in 2021 have thought about 2050"
Forex simply means foreign exchange. It's a simple way anyone can make money off the foreign exchange market as it involves buying currencies at a lower price and selling when high, just like stock but with currencies.
Investment is the stepping stones for success. Waiting for the government to provide is total waste
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As a teenager,i am glad that i might live to see these fantastic technologies!!
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@@pushkarmitra1928 well that escalated quickly
@@donaldduck2698lol
@@pushkarmitra1928 dude stop being a creep
I always like videos like this since they give me hope about the future. But considering alot of technology requires good WiFi. It's a wonder how many countries will actually be able to see this come into fruition by 2050.
There is NO hope for the future, unless we stop being greedy, selfish and arrogant, and start working towards helping each other make a better world.
For as long as there's greed, there'll always be the want for power and control and the drive to get richer.
2050 maybe a little different, but it will in no way be any more different than 2021, it will take centuries before we see a considerable change in technology and how it's used.
What we think life would be like in 2050 with a total transformation of society, with buildings being so futuristic that they look like alien buildings and medical advances that can add an extra 80 or 100 years to your life span, would mean that 500 years of advancements would need to be crammed into just a few years, it just isn't possible.
@@ZargonUSA I completely agree with your statement. But it is human nature to be greedy and selfish the problem is the excessive greed and selfishness. To me, if we don't hold out hope and keep striving on then we've already lost before we even begin. Personally, I would rather die trying than just accept the situation as it is. Even if I leave this world 0.00001% better than when I was born into it, at least it's that little bit better for the next generation.
It's an idealistic opinion, I know; but it's not so bad being an idealistic idiot 😅
@@majorquackquack Greed and being arrogant maybe our nature, but we *ALL* have the ability to change, but we decide not to, simply because we only think of ourselves and how we can benefit from the less fortunate, and don't give a damn about others, and yes, there are people that would rather give their last hotdog to an Ethiopian, and starve themselves, than to see that person starve, I'm one of them. If I was a scientist and discovered an absolute cure for all forms of cancer, I wouldn't make it public, because I can guarantee, the government would make me disappear, never to be seen again, and take all my findings and keep it under wraps, but instead, I would keep it to myself, find a way to make it water soluble, and put it in all the water supplies around the world, then it would be too late for the governments to do anything about it, so, while they're scratching their heads, cancer is being eradicated.
@@ZargonUSA you my good friend are my type of ppl. Why weren’t me and you scientist or something. I do hope the world will end up in a good place and more ppl begin to realize the gov is an issue and greed and arrogance will never help us all.
Low orbit satellites and Different G’s of WiFi
We can use this for the next Expectation vs reality video later on.
I would like to see the advent of hover vehicles. These would be great in areas that get a lot of snow or ice.
Tôi thấy một phương tiện duy chuyển skyway có thể duy chuyển mọi rào cản và tôi đã đầu tư chúng
I really like how optimistic this guy is! A lot of people say robots taking over jobs is a bad thing, but not him! 🙃
Bluerise went bankrupt in 2019...just saying
As long as I have a home and car, and can spend time with my wife and son, I could care less about money
It would be the industrial revolution all over again
@@Twizzzums Except that your job would get taken away by robots, you can't pay your bills, so your car and house get confiscated.
@@WickedMapping Not necessarily. There’s still manual labor jobs that’ll be needed. Teachers, Doctors, Law Enforcement, Military, Judges, Data analysts, coders, astronomers, and many more. There’s always work, and if there’s not then society has become a utopia, with no need for money anyways.
These predictions for the future usually age terribly.
People just see what is available or plausible at one time and extrapolate from that to the future, usually applying exponential models to the development . The reason a lot of scientists and engineers gloss over the practical difficulties, is to get funding for the stuff they're researching and sometimes said research reach dead ends, is possible but not economically viable or gets adopted but never in the exact way people originally thought.
Look for example at video calls, that finally were adopted (after active resistance to those from people, you had to experience a pandemic to make video calls common) and using devices and etiquette people never thought about. Or consider the Hyperloop for an instance of something that is simply not happening, ever.
Hyperloop would definitely take longer than 2050 but to say never is an overstatement and saying it's overstatement is an understatement while I agree it'd take longer it is bound to happen at some point that or we'll die out first what a thrill will we grow in tech fast enough or will we be extinct before we can be saved?
the prototypes for hyperloop are already done and they will be in use at the year 2027, as it seems at the moment.
@@donaldduck2698 Oh damn!
Wow even more beautiful buildings, designs and etc.
In 1980s we used to think 2021 like we are thinking about 2050 today.
Ikr, I just realized it. But I’m not gonna fall for it this time, like what the other generation did. Then they wished for the 80 and 90’s back. So for now enjoy these times and this decade like what I’m doing.
@@douglase.molina9383just because it hasn’t happened yet doesn’t mean it will never happen.
Probably 70% chance we will end up in a dystopia, if we aren't there already
I think the progress in the field of medicine will be huge considering that panademic will play a huge rule like the world has just witnessed that the the field of medicine and biology needs to get revolutionized .we might see robomedics in may be ten years.
Dude, you should try out noice reduction to get rid of the breath inbetween scentences. I recon it would calm the audio down and feel more clean. Just a tip with friendly intentions behind it. Gl.
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I don't like the cities of the future, I like cities to look traditional or vernacular architecture, that was the future I had in mind.
future cities look souless and sad no thanks
2:15 part of this video of riding on it made me wanna hug animated people when I was little
This video shows us what future could be
Imagine getting stuck in a hyperloop and a vehicle is nearing you......😤😤😤 well, it's more like a horizontal lift .
Virtual classes were available to most public school-students in the United States during the pandemic. However, a high percent of students from minority and lower income families didn't do the assignments and remained largely unsupervised during the year and a half the U.S. remained quarantined.
How will robots ensure students are on task if they themselves do not have emotion and therefore do not care? Is there an algorithm for this? Children are mostly more affected to emotional feedback than adults
@@LordTrossachs maybe than the ai will use fear.
Wow! Thanks for showing us just some of the latest technology and structrual levels of impressive and prominant tegrity supports.
Very inspiring video, thanks 😊
I’m glad I’ll be alive to be 2050! I’ll only be 42, pretty young. Imagine how food and homes and power/energy in 2050
same ill also be 42!
I would be 57 years old, lol. So you two are 15 years old currently and I am 30 years old currently.
The rate at which new technology is coming through is rapidly increasing, the future is bright but it will have its challenges.
Yeah the challenges are the people who dont want to share the technology
10 minutes after the robot teacher starts class, there will be no more robot. Whoever made this video never spent time with kids.
I learn so much from this channel! Good luck in the future (your vids are awesome)
Thanks a lot! I appreciate your kind words and promise to bring out great content.
How is the world in 2050? Gen gamma
I am really afraid of Artificial Intelligence 😐
Who cares, they wont destroy humanity
Same
The future looks cool but at the same time SCARY!!
Whenever i watch such videos, i really feel for africa. If you'd like to see a world of 1900 come and see africa where almost every meaningful structure of life is just a rudimentary basis🙉
When they said africa is 3rd world, they nailed it🙅♂️
Africa has its Charm
@@DonGivani And poverty
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Those who are born 5 years ago and born 10 years ago will be there to see it and that includes those of the next generation for the next 5 years and 10 years will see it there too.
To put it this way the world is completely different from 2010 to now. Technology wise especially.
I wish I met you in 2010!
@@Band_Aid_Man_ why
By the year 2050,the advancements of technology will be astounding.
I wonder if other things like wild life will be affected during the construction of hyper loops
LOTS OF LOVE FROM LEH LADAKH 👍👍
I’m pretty sure the endgame is a self improving ai
Love it! May I use this video to create a listening comprehension for my English students? This would be uploaded onto a virtual learning platform and I'd rather ask for permission first. The video will not be edited, just linked to the platform. Thanks!
6:54 "We can only hope..."
OR, we COULD work diligently in avoiding that outcome. Hoping accomplishes nothing at all.
Hope works just a good a prayers. lol
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I would like to see a more positive future for all people in this world. Not sure how that can be made a reality.
Very optimistic my friend good luck with this
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Good for environtment huh? From where the material for build all that transportation?
How is it that every time someone is predicting the future the images usually reflect how it might look like for the rich and upper class. It would be more realistic and interesting to see how it would be for the majority of human beings for a change. Thanks..
yes, I also remember such great visions from the 80s. Where are they now? We are 21 years late!
The future will look less like this video, and more like 1984, Minority Report, Brave New World, Wall-E, and Idiocracy. Human's thirst for power and control will outweigh any perceived collective benevolence. This video presents a utopia, reality will be a dystopia. Terminator isn't too far fetched. We already have humanoid robots and SkyNet being developed and deployed.
This is why i love technology
I can't wait maybe I will become one of those scientists one day
Maybe good luck 👍🏽
🌹 GOOD JOB FAIR
It will not look much different from now but technology will sure improve!
Nanobot inserted in our brain? Why is no one else questioning this???
Haven’t watched whole video yet but I’m excited to see what it shows!!!
If we can solve the problems on earth then we can have this future!
I’ll be 39 in 2050 😭😭😭
I’ll be 42
I will be 47
I'll be 83 or so.
Also I don't believe that the rat races will stop. The hunt for work today needed the Internet. I could see that in 25 yrs we might use virtual tech, holographic, or audio conference calls instead of driving to work. So if a real automatic manufacturing system is a reality. How much to fix it? Possibly a tech will remotely program it to repair itself. The tech could be in another country. So will we really give up the rat races? Or just the physical commuting of today.
I'll be 45 by the time 2050 comes around.
Greetings to the people watching this video in 2050! We hope the future world will be healthy, green and safe!
I hope AI would be in favor.
I love the 1900’s way better!!!!
Cool video but I can't see a robot in control of teaching a class full of kids effectively
Wonder how much of this will come true?
Thank you universe 🙏
Nobody can predict what will happen past the point of the singularity. Knowing this is an impossibility as the imagination power from a sentient machine is so radically different from the imagination power of a human being.
Ah yes, a happy set of fantasies, that WILL NEVER HAPPEN !!!
It will happen because technology and cars progress and we have futur stuff now you just dont see It around because its expensive
Um
What in saying that we have futuristic Technology now and flying cars now but you don't see them around because they are expensive. But in the future they will be popular.
@@lizamelendez3095 Don't you mean, it's expensive now because it's designed to make the rich richer, but in the future of course things will be cheaper, because it'll be old technology, while the better technology will still be expensive.
Ask yourself this, would I buy an iPhone X for $999 when you can buy an iPhone 8 for $250? See where I'm going here? Technology in the future will still be mega expensive, but the mainstream technology being used would be cheaper, because it'll be out of date.
@Christian Voros Bullcrap, how would the government control us using self driving cars? I'm all for self driving cars, it'll put a stop to human fault accidents, drunk driving, road rage, but I guess you're all for that, but what if your son or daughter was killed by a drunk driver, would you just say "Don't worry about it, we're all entitled to do what we want, even if it's drinking while driving", but, think of it this way, supposed a drunk got into a self driving car, and on the way home a child ran across the road, the car would see this and stop, but a drunk driver wouldn't even care, so, yeah, fully autonomous vehicles would benefit us, for *ALL* reasons.
Oh and from what I gather in you replay to Liza Melendez, you would rather live in a toxic city, smothered by polluted smog, breathing in the CO2, and CO, while driving your gas guzzling car that's popping, spluttering and bellowing out tons of black smoke behind it, because it's what YOU want to do, and not what the government told you to do.
🌹♥️ GOOD JOB FAIR
I have to be honest with you, I am very scared for the future technologies. I’m more of a retro person so I’m pretty overwhelmed how technology evolved. I understand why it evolved to be more advanced but i feel like it’s just not for me :(
I am also scared as well. I love how everything is now! It's literally perfect. I don't see the need why even more complicated advanced technology should be made. It's gonna promote laziness and people are gonna end up staying home while their robots get groceries.
Same!!!
As a teenager right now I can't wait to see this technology.
so basically I am looking at Elon Musk's dream
If in fact our world will be like this in 2050, then we will be the happiest, but we will live so many days to see this world, then I am from Nepal in Luga.
I wonder why he breathes after every word
And I wonder why he pronounces 'thing' as though it ended with a K, not a G.
It’s like asking why you breath while living, :) dude maybe it’s his habit
Coke
thx foe sharing your idea💚
Predicting the future does not include inventions that destruct everything
At 6:31 it's out Indian School...🥰🤗
In the state of Bangalore....
Y’all people talking about India the time ,think about the other countries better than you like the UK 🇬🇧 LOL 😂🖕.
I remember back in 2015 futurist were saying that self-driving cars would take off by now and that electric cars would be the new norm
well I mean they kinda are but not really, I don't know many people who are going oh I can't wait to get tesla, ya I don't know anytime I see these videos they're based on concepts and these concepts usually lose funding, or they lose money for the project, and it gets shut down.