Technology, in this day and age, advances in comparison to the speed of a bullet train.

In Japan, where the latest technology gadgets are produced, mobile phones do not just exist to text messages, receive and give out calls, take photographs and videos, surf the internet and video chat anymore. They can measure a person's percentage of body fat and body temperature, access to the Google satellite to check on the weather and view venues, replace the jobs of i-Pods and MP3s, and act as a long-term, puntual organiser of reminders and appointments.

Fast-forward to ten years later and technology will be unimagineable. However, due to the decreasing amounts in limited sources, I believe humans will be force accept the fact that they can no longer stay on Earth and must migrate to the moon or some other planet temporarily, in hope that Earth will heal with time and become yet again a suitable environment for people to live on. With the advance technology humans wield, I imagine people living in a man-made spacecraft as big as planet Earth, living in the midst of easy luxury and rich education. Pilots and mechanics in charge of maintaining the condition of the spacecraft and the overseeing of Earth's condition, will send advanced robots back to Earth to search for any sign of life that gives humans the chance to return home and resume to their lives.

I imagine humans riding on luxury cable chairs, maneuvering them with buttons, towards the venue they have in mind of going to. Articles of clothing, platters of food, gadgets and video games in bulk, movies, music - All these would be easily achieved with just a press of a button and a brief signing of a signature on a portable piece of cheque. Children would have teaching machines and robots as a governor at home. Medicines would be issued to sick patients from a factory manufacturing medicines, cough masks and thermometers, to the mini-mail box of a patient's cable chair.

No houses will be needed, since all people have to do is press a button and unfold their cable chair into a king-sized bed for nap-time. Cable chairs would not only be able to unfold themselves into beds, they would have an installed, virtual, touch-screen that acts as a computer, television, play station, and contains various contents of the latest and oldest magazines and books.

Once any robot sent on Eath to check up on its' condition returns with concrete evidence of life on Earth and accurate calculations on abundant Earth resources, the humans will have to start packing their bags to head back down to Earth. They will have re-live human history again, resorting to farming, hunting and gathering to gain food and water for survival. They will have to rediscover the making of light bulbs and steps to creating a bonfire. They will have to relearn the ways of working hard for a living on their own without the aid of machines and robots. This is the future I foresee in ten years, and the future that comes after that.

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Technology, in this day and age, advances in comparison to the speed of a bullet train.

In Japan, where the latest technology gadgets are produced, mobile phones do not just exist to text messages, receive and give out calls, take photographs and videos, surf the internet and video chat anymore. They can measure a person's percentage of body fat and body temperature, access to the Google satellite to check on the weather and view venues, replace the jobs of i-Pods and MP3s, and act as a long-term, puntual organiser of reminders and appointments.

Fast-forward to ten years later and technology will be unimagineable. However, due to the decreasing amounts in limited sources, I believe humans will be force accept the fact that they can no longer stay on Earth and must migrate to the moon or some other planet temporarily, in hope that Earth will heal with time and become yet again a suitable environment for people to live on. With the advance technology humans wield, I imagine people living in a man-made spacecraft as big as planet Earth, living in the midst of easy luxury and rich education. Pilots and mechanics in charge of maintaining the condition of the spacecraft and the overseeing of Earth's condition, will send advanced robots back to Earth to search for any sign of life that gives humans the chance to return home and resume to their lives.

I imagine humans riding on luxury cable chairs, maneuvering them with buttons, towards the venue they have in mind of going to. Articles of clothing, platters of food, gadgets and video games in bulk, movies, music - All these would be easily achieved with just a press of a button and a brief signing of a signature on a portable piece of cheque. Children would have teaching machines and robots as a governor at home. Medicines would be issued to sick patients from a factory manufacturing medicines, cough masks and thermometers, to the mini-mail box of a patient's cable chair.

No houses will be needed, since all people have to do is press a button and unfold their cable chair into a king-sized bed for nap-time. Cable chairs would not only be able to unfold themselves into beds, they would have an installed, virtual, touch-screen that acts as a computer, television, play station, and contains various contents of the latest and oldest magazines and books.

Once any robot sent on Eath to check up on its' condition returns with concrete evidence of life on Earth and accurate calculations on abundant Earth resources, the humans will have to start packing their bags to head back down to Earth. They will have re-live human history again, resorting to farming, hunting and gathering to gain food and water for survival. They will have to rediscover the making of light bulbs and steps to creating a bonfire. They will have to relearn the ways of working hard for a living on their own without the aid of machines and robots. This is the future I foresee in ten years, and the future that comes after that.

Labels: School