What If You Knew What Would Happen in 100 Years?
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Date: 2023-11-26
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ScienceMicroguy77
OK, so half of that stuff would not happen. Global warming is not as bad as the video makes it out to be. Humans would be on Mars and the moon in cities that would be in the millions. There would be nanotechnology inside of our body much sooner than what they said because it's already becoming a reality. These things are so ridiculously off it's crazy and all it would have taken was a little bit more research. Genetic diseases will be gone in the next 20 years and malaria will probably be gone in the next 10 years. Let's not forget about fusion energy which was just announced in 2022 that we're getting out more than we're putting in now. Reactors will be widespread and online in 10 years and in 20 years there will be no more need for electricity production from fossil fuels. The only thing we'll use oil for is making plastics that we will still have to use and for lubricating machine parts. Electricity will be essentially free. Iron air batteries will replace all of the power station's ability to store electricity from renewables but you won't need renewables anymore because of fusion reactors. So there won't be any solar in wind and things like that to live off the grid unless you just want to. People should look up the fact that it takes coal to make solar panels. , you heard me right actual coal to make solar panels, go look it up.
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OK, so half of that stuff would not happen. Global warming is not as bad as the video makes it out to be. Humans would be on Mars and the moon in cities that would be in the millions. There would be nanotechnology inside of our body much sooner than what they said because it's already becoming a reality. These things are so ridiculously off it's crazy and all it would have taken was a little bit more research. Genetic diseases will be gone in the next 20 years and malaria will probably be gone in the next 10 years. Let's not forget about fusion energy which was just announced in 2022 that we're getting out more than we're putting in now. Reactors will be widespread and online in 10 years and in 20 years there will be no more need for electricity production from fossil fuels. The only thing we'll use oil for is making plastics that we will still have to use and for lubricating machine parts. Electricity will be essentially free. Iron air batteries will replace all of the power station's ability to store electricity from renewables but you won't need renewables anymore because of fusion reactors. So there won't be any solar in wind and things like that to live off the grid unless you just want to. People should look up the fact that it takes coal to make solar panels. , you heard me right actual coal to make solar panels, go look it up.
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Smartest
If you knew what would happen in 100 years, it could have both positive and negative effects. Knowing what will happen in the future could allow you to make informed decisions that would help you achieve your goals and make a positive impact on the world. It could also help to prepare for potential challenges and disasters.
On the other hand, having knowledge of the future could also create a sense of hopelessness or despair if the future looked bleak. It could also lead to a lack of motivation to take action in the present. In addition, knowing the future could lead to a loss of privacy and security as people would want to know what you know and how you know it.
It's also important to consider that predictions about the future are uncertain, complex and influenced by a lot of factors, so even if you knew what would happen in 100 years, it's unlikely that you would know all the details or that everything would happen exactly as predicted.
In conclusion, knowing the future is a double-edged sword, it could have great benefits, but it also has the potential for negative consequences. It's important to consider the potential consequences before wishing for such knowledge.
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If you knew what would happen in 100 years, it could have both positive and negative effects. Knowing what will happen in the future could allow you to make informed decisions that would help you achieve your goals and make a positive impact on the world. It could also help to prepare for potential challenges and disasters.
On the other hand, having knowledge of the future could also create a sense of hopelessness or despair if the future looked bleak. It could also lead to a lack of motivation to take action in the present. In addition, knowing the future could lead to a loss of privacy and security as people would want to know what you know and how you know it.
It's also important to consider that predictions about the future are uncertain, complex and influenced by a lot of factors, so even if you knew what would happen in 100 years, it's unlikely that you would know all the details or that everything would happen exactly as predicted.
In conclusion, knowing the future is a double-edged sword, it could have great benefits, but it also has the potential for negative consequences. It's important to consider the potential consequences before wishing for such knowledge.
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Nicholas
I'll disagree that traditional meats will stop being eaten. We'll simply have a wider selection and eat less of the heavy carbon emitting ones like beef. However, countries like India are projected to rise in population drastically with no seeable sustainable future in terms of energy and development so there will be countries that still fall behind on this futuristic outlook.
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I'll disagree that traditional meats will stop being eaten. We'll simply have a wider selection and eat less of the heavy carbon emitting ones like beef. However, countries like India are projected to rise in population drastically with no seeable sustainable future in terms of energy and development so there will be countries that still fall behind on this futuristic outlook.
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peter
Being almost 50 years old and disabled a stroke and cardiac arrest and colon cancer survivor and use a wheelchair when I'm outside of my apartment building not sure if I'm looking forward to it just worried about my family especially my younger brother Chris 3 kids ages 11 9 and almost 6 2 nephews and a niece
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Being almost 50 years old and disabled a stroke and cardiac arrest and colon cancer survivor and use a wheelchair when I'm outside of my apartment building not sure if I'm looking forward to it just worried about my family especially my younger brother Chris 3 kids ages 11 9 and almost 6 2 nephews and a niece
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Deepanshu
Who the bloody hell is your editor. You are showing India as under developed country even in future. Bro you don't even have a minute idea about my country that what a superpower nation we are going to become in next 50 years. Total junk and waste your video is as it is not well researched
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Who the bloody hell is your editor. You are showing India as under developed country even in future. Bro you don't even have a minute idea about my country that what a superpower nation we are going to become in next 50 years. Total junk and waste your video is as it is not well researched
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smurfcat
I wonder If there are reasons, some species beyond our world don't use all these types of tech.
Can the job really be done in the exact quality everything won't become better, but atleast the won't be a boring subway job for you. You just need a little extra cash. Loo
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I wonder If there are reasons, some species beyond our world don't use all these types of tech.
Can the job really be done in the exact quality everything won't become better, but atleast the won't be a boring subway job for you. You just need a little extra cash. Loo
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Sonali
they predicted india's population to be 1. 44 billion surpassing china by 2025 but india already passed China in April 2023 and currently the no is 1. 48 billion, this suggests how faster the world is already changing
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they predicted india's population to be 1. 44 billion surpassing china by 2025 but india already passed China in April 2023 and currently the no is 1. 48 billion, this suggests how faster the world is already changing
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Minecraft
When I will dream in my college dorm in New Year-s Eve, I will see sea levels rising including that will be a nightmare and when my language is dead, I won-t speak English anymore but instead, I will speak French
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When I will dream in my college dorm in New Year-s Eve, I will see sea levels rising including that will be a nightmare and when my language is dead, I won-t speak English anymore but instead, I will speak French
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Calvin
100 years into the future.
No more race based customs and cultures.
No more parental controls.
No more age of maturity.
Everyone's is free to lead a unique lifestyle.
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100 years into the future.
No more race based customs and cultures.
No more parental controls.
No more age of maturity.
Everyone's is free to lead a unique lifestyle.
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Kevin
Anyone saying anything different is a lier; every single person would be doing the same thing Marty did in Back to the Future making sports bets, buying stocks/investing etc.
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Anyone saying anything different is a lier; every single person would be doing the same thing Marty did in Back to the Future making sports bets, buying stocks/investing etc.
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Chiran
Can you do a video about what happens if nuclear sub explodead in under sea?
How it affect countries around and what it lot of subs exploded at once?
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Can you do a video about what happens if nuclear sub explodead in under sea?
How it affect countries around and what it lot of subs exploded at once?
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fAcE
i will go to mars in 2050, I will thank the CEO of Tesla Elon Musk - for helping me reshed mars.
Comment below who ur fav Elon Musk or someone else.
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i will go to mars in 2050, I will thank the CEO of Tesla Elon Musk - for helping me reshed mars.
Comment below who ur fav Elon Musk or someone else.
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G17
Achieving immortality in this world would be the biggest disease and curse actually.
Not that we can even come close to it by any means necessary.
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Achieving immortality in this world would be the biggest disease and curse actually.
Not that we can even come close to it by any means necessary.
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ghoulette
what i want to do now: do sport and eat good meets so that i can live until 78 years old and still have a good physic and a beatiful face
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what i want to do now: do sport and eat good meets so that i can live until 78 years old and still have a good physic and a beatiful face
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Darrell
We'd be God and that's not going to be that. I believe we'll be well into the malinium by then ater he Rature adn Tribulation period.
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We'd be God and that's not going to be that. I believe we'll be well into the malinium by then ater he Rature adn Tribulation period.
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QUAKE_OW
My 10 year old brother watch this and now he is Terrified that electricity will go out he will not be able to play fortnite =_=
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My 10 year old brother watch this and now he is Terrified that electricity will go out he will not be able to play fortnite =_=
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AYHAM_IOS
Hey what if can you make a video about what will happened if hell made it to the surface of the earth please make that
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Hey what if can you make a video about what will happened if hell made it to the surface of the earth please make that
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Stormy
Lights: -Thanks Electricity- Electricity: -For wut- lights: For giving Joyce byers a smile of light from 2050
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Lights: -Thanks Electricity- Electricity: -For wut- lights: For giving Joyce byers a smile of light from 2050
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Kelvin
I only hope one thing in future. I really want all of the religions disappear and replace with science.
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I only hope one thing in future. I really want all of the religions disappear and replace with science.
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John
I definitely disagree with him on the meat. Even liberals like a good burger or a steak in the grill!
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I definitely disagree with him on the meat. Even liberals like a good burger or a steak in the grill!
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