In 60 years...
Posted by: RPBnimrod
Date: 2008-10-19 02:43:42
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I'm looking forward to flying DeLoreans and abolished lawyers.
Virtual Reality shall be the best. To be literally walking around on the forums… Great to think about.
I'm hoping for places like Tokyo, New York, and Dubai to be incredibly advanced technologically.
Scientifically, I think that humans will finally have one simple equation to explain many, if not everything, in the universe.
To think of the kind of the music in that time period, I can't comprehend what the music of that time will be like, even techno and electronic will be obsolete.
Culturally, I am worried to see the cultures of the world fade in time. I am at an international school, and have been exposed to international cultures throughout my life. I don't want to see traditions like Islam, Shinto, African, and many others disappear, because each one is cool in it's own way. I particularly worry about seeing the culture around Oman, Ibadi of the Islam religion, go. I have been here for 8 good years, and I have come to love this religion in Oman. Ramadan, each Eid, and other celebrations they have are fun, Oman Day especially. Dubai in the U.A.E has had some of it's Islam feel fade, even though it hasn't been much. I also do not the beautiful landscape of Oman turn into modern civilization. I love the arid, dry, barren, and brown rocks and sand of Oman.
Anyway, sorry for the long little lecture. Just gotta talk about it ;)
Virtual Reality shall be the best. To be literally walking around on the forums… Great to think about.
I'm hoping for places like Tokyo, New York, and Dubai to be incredibly advanced technologically.
Scientifically, I think that humans will finally have one simple equation to explain many, if not everything, in the universe.
To think of the kind of the music in that time period, I can't comprehend what the music of that time will be like, even techno and electronic will be obsolete.
Culturally, I am worried to see the cultures of the world fade in time. I am at an international school, and have been exposed to international cultures throughout my life. I don't want to see traditions like Islam, Shinto, African, and many others disappear, because each one is cool in it's own way. I particularly worry about seeing the culture around Oman, Ibadi of the Islam religion, go. I have been here for 8 good years, and I have come to love this religion in Oman. Ramadan, each Eid, and other celebrations they have are fun, Oman Day especially. Dubai in the U.A.E has had some of it's Islam feel fade, even though it hasn't been much. I also do not the beautiful landscape of Oman turn into modern civilization. I love the arid, dry, barren, and brown rocks and sand of Oman.
Anyway, sorry for the long little lecture. Just gotta talk about it ;)
I think that the more likely possibility would be cultural diffusion. That way, ever culture's best attributes could form into a larger, more tolerent, and open culture that everyone could enjoy. Although the world could be hit by an asteroid or a world war could start, but lets hope not!
Virtual Reality shall be the best. To be literally walking around on the forums… Great to think about.
I'm hoping for places like Tokyo, New York, and Dubai to be incredibly advanced technologically.
Scientifically, I think that humans will finally have one simple equation to explain many, if not everything, in the universe.
To think of the kind of the music in that time period, I can't comprehend what the music of that time will be like, even techno and electronic will be obsolete.
Culturally, I am worried to see the cultures of the world fade in time. I am at an international school, and have been exposed to international cultures throughout my life. I don't want to see traditions like Islam, Shinto, African, and many others disappear, because each one is cool in it's own way. I particularly worry about seeing the culture around Oman, Ibadi of the Islam religion, go. I have been here for 8 good years, and I have come to love this religion in Oman. Ramadan, each Eid, and other celebrations they have are fun, Oman Day especially. Dubai in the U.A.E has had some of it's Islam feel fade, even though it hasn't been much. I also do not the beautiful landscape of Oman turn into modern civilization. I love the arid, dry, barren, and brown rocks and sand of Oman.
Anyway, sorry for the long little lecture. Just gotta talk about it ;)
I think that the more likely possibility would be cultural diffusion. That way, ever culture's best attributes could form into a larger, more tolerent, and open culture that everyone could enjoy. Although the world could be hit by an asteroid or a world war could start, but lets hope not!