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50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Whoever is reading this finding happiness.

Automatic-Prompt-450 , Belle Co Report

Final score:

171points

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Subaru645 1 month ago

Backatcha.

61points

Left-Middle7392 , Johannes Plenio Report

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality More extreme weather events.

Final score:

169points

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Freya the Wanderer 1 month ago

We just had Hurricane Helene, which caused massive flooding and power outages and, as I write this, over 50 deaths. Lucky me came through it OK.

50points

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality There will be more effective d***s to slow down the progression of Alzheimer's. At least I hope so.

000-Luck , Kampus Production Report

Final score:

166points

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MissMePhoenix 1 month ago (edited)

I really hope so too. Its heart-breaking how many have to suffer.

36points

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Resource wars.

RVBlumensaat , cottonbro studio Report

Final score:

137points

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Angela B 1 month ago

This. Countries at war over water, food supply and the like. Ppl going to Mars at war over mining rights there too. Do you want any of the douche billion-aires in control of your oxygen on Mars? Nah.

43points

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Climate change will begin to have a significant impact on society, we're already heading towards it and there's really nothing we can do to stop it without a major shift in policy.

zerbey , Pixabay Report

Final score:

122points

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Chris 1 month ago (edited)

What? All you have to do is what the governor of Florida did and get a a law passed that no state government official/document can use the words "climate change", and everything will be OK. /S

65points

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality I won't understand the youth's slang, and their music will suck.

johnnybiggles , freepik Report

Final score:

114points

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G A 1 month ago

Already does!

63points

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality The retirement age will have gone up again.

Petrus_Rock , Pixabay Report

Final score:

113points

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Orysha 1 month ago

There will be no retirement age, you'll be forced to work until death unless you're rich.

74points

JosephYoungr33ou , GEORGE DESIPRIS Report

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Flooding will displace millions worldwide.

Final score:

111points

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Zephyr343 1 month ago

And landslides

25points

#10

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality People in this thread being wrong.

theintrovert48 , wayhomestudio Report

Final score:

108points

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on second thought.... 1 month ago

LOL

18points

#11

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality World War 3

I know I sound pessimistic but i truly expect it to happen.

We have too many issues that only will get worse and this will increase global frictions between countries:
Climate Change

Water/Food SHortage

Global Aging Population (a lot of Snowball Pension system collapsing)

AI (pushing all the profits into the 1% and leaving the middle class broke, the Law Makers will make sure UBI won't happen).

Lephas , asim alnamat Report

Final score:

108points

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ZuriLovesYou 1 month ago

I thought WWIII was already happening.

39points

#12

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality We *are* going to see some more bacteria beyond TB and a small number of others that are completely resistant to even last-line antibiotics, and *many* more that are resistant to first and second line treatments.

My group just published our first paper on *P. Aeruginosa,* it's the biggest genomic study of isolates from patients that we know; we sequenced just shy of 3,000 genomes taken all across the world.

**All** of them bar the isolates from ONE patient had a group of 6 genes conferring increased resistance to beta-lactams ([all of these](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_%CE%B2-lactam_antibiotics)), fosfomycin, aminoglycosides (eg. Streptomycin) , chloramphenicol, and two different mutations in a d**g efflux pump. The one patient that didn't had the genetic region for the beta-lactam resistance deleted.

Antibiotic resistance already k*lls millions, and its going to k*ll millions more. Most of those are going to be the poor and people living in under-resourced countries.

Hayred , Edward Jenner Report

Final score:

104points

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Steve Robert 1 month ago

Nationalize Big Pharma and take the profit out of the picture.

55points

#13

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality The rest of the movie Idiocracy.

smackmypony , Lê Minh Report

Final score:

100points

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Steve Robert 1 month ago

We're already living in it.

41points

#14

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality The remaining books for Game of Thrones will still not be released.

Cinner21 , Pixabay Report

Final score:

89points

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Beak Hookage 1 month ago

To me it seems all too obvious that he's written himself into a corner and completely lost interest in the whole thing.

73points

#15

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality A civil war in Russia, followed by fragmentation into perpetually-warring separatist states.

OnceWasRampant , Pixabay Report

Final score:

86points

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UncleJohn3000 1 month ago

I think it's nice they all share a hobby.

57points

#16

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality The record breaking global temperatures of 2023 will be cold in comparison to future global temperatures.

MudNo6683 , RF._.studio Report

Final score:

86points

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Lou Cam 1 month ago (edited)

And a large portion of the Earth especially around the equator will become uninhabitable. Those people won't just sit there and die, they will try and move to safety. Already happening in Europe. The West has a duty to take care of them as they're the primary cause of the catastrophe but you have governments like mine (UK) actively trying to reject and criminalise people just trying to survive.

30points

#17

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality If we stay on this trajectory then there will be no middle class.

TheJewHammer14 , Jorge Zapata Report

Final score:

85points

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Freya the Wanderer 1 month ago

The end of the middle class is the end of the country.

26points

DiscountCultural5520 , Rosemary Ketchum Report

#18

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Political tensions will increase over climate migration.

Final score:

84points

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Freya the Wanderer 1 month ago

No surprise here. Anti-immigrant attitudes and propaganda, plus the possibility of climate refugees carrying highly contagious diseases, will stir the s--t pot.

20points

sketchy_painting , Vidal Balielo Jr. Report

#19

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality The birth rate in developed countries will continue to decline at an alarming rate.

Final score:

72points

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Justin Tyme 1 month ago

That will be good for the planet.

90points

#20

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality The rich, getting richer.

urandomguy , freepik Report

Final score:

70points

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Steve Robert 1 month ago

That's already happening now. But in 30 years, the 99% will have eaten all the 1%.

32points

#21

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Some animals going extinct.

giuli_wild , Laura The Explaura Report

Final score:

69points

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G A 1 month ago

Animals and plants go extinct daily. It's just you don't notice as they are small.

46points

deinekimfischer , cottonbro studio Report

#22

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality We’ll all be using tech that seems like sci-fi now.

Final score:

66points

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Zephyr343 1 month ago

Isn't that usually how the progress of tech goes? Hard to see it moving backwards

33points

#23

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality People reminiscing that life was better 30 years ago.

Dr-Maturin , SHVETS production Report

Final score:

66points

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Pandora 1 month ago

People are already doing that now.

31points

AlbatrossFickle4894 , Abdullah Toppınar Report

#24

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Space debris will be a problem.

Final score:

62points

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Toothless Feline 1 month ago

Already is.

49points

#25

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality My guess is ill still be living off ramen and wishing i had more money for snacks... just a hunch.

pixiemiooy , Cats Coming Report

Final score:

61points

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Annabelle 1 month ago

Well, now I need a snack.

13points

#26

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality More riots in the US, most likely over pricing, or political b******t.

Nice_Leg_7622 , freepik Report

Final score:

57points

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Freya the Wanderer 1 month ago

We could even go as far as a new Civil War. Yikes!

18points

Best_Barracuda451 , Molnár Tamás Photography™ Report

#27

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Some coastal cities will invest in floating architecture.

Final score:

57points

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liam newton-harding 1 month ago

“Invest”. A number of…very wealthy…Nations have already tried…and failed. The money, cost, and technology is insurmountable, compared to the alternatives. The only people that got rich were the “designers”, who disappeared with most of the money.

17points

#28

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality World hunger, food deficit.

True_beauty00 , cottonbro studio Report

Final score:

55points

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Fishpanda (fish/panda/it) 1 month ago (edited)

However, we have enough food to feed the world right now but those who can do something about getting the food to people that need it aren't.

39points

#29

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Mass migration from SE Asia during fatal wet bulb events.

ForeverRepulsive2934 , Leena Report

Final score:

53points

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Griffy 1 month ago

Google- A wet bulb event is a dangerous combination of high heat and humidity that can cause people to overheat and die. The wet bulb effect occurs when the wet-bulb temperature reaches 35°C or higher, and the humidity is very high.

43points

Courtney Christelle 1 month ago

It renders your body’s way of cooling down (sweating) ineffective. No amount of water or shade will save you. You have to be in AC to survive wet bulb conditions.

15points

bElLa sTairZz 1 month ago

35 seems so low?? any humid summer reaches that where i am...

3points

Rayne OfSalt 1 month ago

35°C+ and high humidity is a regular summer day in Australia.

1point

G A 1 month ago

Thx

1point

Manana Man 1 month ago (edited)

These events are rare because in the tropics thunderstorms break out and rapidly cool things down, but when they do occur they are definitely dangerous. Being active in those conditions is very foolish.

-1point

G A 1 month ago

Wet...... bulb?

11points

MondoLogo 1 month ago

Wet bulb = it ain't the heat, it's the humidity (plus the heat). The over-heating equivalent of wind chill.

3points

Settled for Infamy 1 month ago (edited)

I live in such a climate. Tropical and near the equator. Humidity quite often 90% and temperature quire often 32⁰C/89⁰F overnight. It's getting worse and worse every year. Tbh I'm terrified of power outages and not even a fan. (Edited for slurring my typed words after a drink or 2)

4points

Jessica Bertram 1 month ago

Settled, i have people in Tobago. It isn't just the outages for A/c, it's the lack of ability to store food. During lockdowns, people started gardens in the jungle because subsistence fishing was banned, outages were common, and food spoilage occurred. I think part of the reason they cook everything so crazy-much is to ward off potential food-borne illness

1point

Toothless Feline 1 month ago

The real question is, where will they migrate to? Most parts of the world aren’t being very hospitable to refugees right now.

4points

María Hermida 1 month ago

I'm afraid it won't be a migration but an invasion. You can expell a few thousands, but if the whole hungry population of Africa or Asia starts to move... Good luck repelling their arrival. They have nothing to lose.

6points

TotallyNOTAFox 1 month ago

Here in Europe, asians have a very good reputation. The hostility against immigrants from Africa and the Middle East is based on the decrease of security caused by them. (Yes, based on factual evidence)

4points

Charlotte Sandoval 1 month ago

While true, it's also important to note the biases current refugees are facing that SE Asians may not face. Other biases will undoubtedly surface, but for now there's hope.

2points

Rachel Pelz 1 month ago

Study recently conducted showed that along the Jamuna river in Bangldesh, where acres of land are lost almost every year due too formerly rare levels of flooding, most people stayed within the area (and country).

0points

María Hermida 1 month ago

Like the sea peoples... Back to the Bronze Age

1point

JSMart26 3 weeks ago

More likely from South Asia (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh) or East Asia (China) than SE Asia (Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia)

0points

Ormond Otvos 4 weeks ago

To where?

0points

Maryanne Mackie 4 weeks ago

😱

0points

Vicki Perizzolo 1 month ago

I saw a report of temps in Iraq I think a few years ago..humidity index of 56* C..almost 130 f I guess. Just ridiculous

0points

Jason 1 month ago

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#30

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Governments will invest more in green infrastructure.

lacaxiqekifika , Tom Swinnen Report

Final score:

51points

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Freya the Wanderer 1 month ago

Thank you for your optimism. You can help that come true by voting!

44points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#31

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Many developed countries will run into serious health and economic issues due to aging populations.

BinaryPill , Lara Jameson Report

Final score:

49points

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Toothless Feline 1 month ago

Already there. It’s nearly a full-blown crisis in Japan.

20points

Budget_Marionberry78 , eberhard grossgasteiger Report

#32

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Scientists will discover life or evidence of life on other planets.

Final score:

49points

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G A 1 month ago

Nope. Will take longer.

25points

#33

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality More people will live in vertical farms.

MichelleHill770e2 , freepik Report

Final score:

47points

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G A 1 month ago

People will have their own as long as water resources keep up.

10points

shackelman_unchained , Jean-Christophe André Report

#34

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality No more polar ice caps.

Final score:

47points

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Justin Tyme 1 month ago

Good. I want to retire on a ranch in Antarctica.

10points

#35

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Let's be a bit optimistic

Self-driving, electric cars/buses/trucks becoming ubiquitous
Augmented reality becoming a daily thing for most people, in the form of glasses mostly
Working on ultraportable virtual screens
Alexa-like device in every home coordinating various functions
Cancer becoming a disease we can live with and cure for the most part
True decline of fossil resources because of the availability of dirt-cheap solar power paired with convenient energy storage
Modular nuclear reactors
Wireless self-charging of consumer devices
Nuclear fusion?
Who knows what with AI, this one is truly an open question how far it can go.

Glxblt76 , ThisIsEngineering Report

Final score:

45points

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ZuriLovesYou 1 month ago

Every... home...?

10points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#36

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality People will still be complaining about something.

Vikinggold672021 , benzoix Report

Final score:

45points

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Skara Brae 1 month ago

Dissatisfaction drives progress, but increased complexity of life creates more things to be dissatisfied about.

8points

#37

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Another pandemic maybe, sounds scary but could happen sadly.

Willy_cutie_ , Anna Shvets Report

Final score:

44points

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Freya the Wanderer 1 month ago

Melting permafrost is releasing viruses and bacteria against which humans have no defense.

34points

#38

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Something maybe even scarier then the atomic bomb being made.

giligili__ , Pixabay Report

Final score:

44points

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Sky Render 1 month ago

I'm still waiting for the inevitable day when some brilliant monster develops a weaponized disease that targets plant life. And then completely underestimates just how easily their disease spreads. There's no better way to wipe out an entire nation (or the entire planet) than to wipe out a significant chunk of plant life, and plants can't fight back.

24points

#39

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality More subscription services.

AccumulatedFilth , rawpixel.com Report

Final score:

42points

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PunnyPanda 1 month ago

God please no....

37points

#40

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality The first man on Mars.

Appropriate_Solid532 , SpaceX Report

Final score:

38points

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Red Hair Blue Soul 1 month ago

If it's Elon, can we leave him there?

162points

#41

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Mental health will become a focus.

WonderEnough3570 , Elīna Arāja Report

Final score:

36points

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G A 1 month ago

Sadly not

20points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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#42

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Me getting married.

I have faith.

lan0028456 , Emma Bauso Report

Final score:

35points

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Tropical Tarot 1 month ago

Hey, I got married for the first time at 54 last year. 😃

50points

#43

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality We reach 2°C above pre-industrial levels.

KmetPalca , Mario Spencer Report

Final score:

35points

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Justin Tyme 1 month ago

Blame it on the table saws?

33points

#44

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Technology getting even weirder than it already is.

VibrantTaro , Harsch Shivam Report

Final score:

35points

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Tabitha 1 month ago

What matters most is how it ends up being used. If used to benefit us all, OK. If used to destroy most of us, f**k NO.

11points

#45

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality The humankind will invent its way out of the catastrophes we fear today. What will the way be and whether it's better than our current situation or not, I don't know. Also, there will be something else to worry about by then.

schneebitch , Ahmed akacha Report

Final score:

35points

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Freya the Wanderer 1 month ago

I'm glad you're so optimistic. Nothing wrong with that, but on the other hand we do have to face reality and prepare for the worst.

18points

PixieBaronicsi , Element5 Digital Report

#46

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality 8 of “the most important election of our lifetime”.

Final score:

29points

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on second thought.... 1 month ago

Elections where?

8points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#47

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Fusion power plants being 30 years away.

inkseep1 , Johannes Plenio Report

Final score:

28points

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Fishpanda (fish/panda/it) 1 month ago (edited)

BP please do a better job with photos . . .

34points

Administrative_Ad93 , Matilda Wormwood Report

#48

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Half-Life 3 won't be released.

Final score:

27points

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Mark McCawley 1 month ago

Star Citizen will be in Beta.

13points

#49

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality People 70 and above today will die.

tacknosaddle , Mario Wallner Report

Final score:

19points

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Dumb teenager 1 month ago

Who would’ve thought?

20points

#50

50 Predictions For The Next Thirty Years People Think Have A 99% Chance Of Becoming A Reality Another sequel to Frozen.

god-ducks-are-cute , freepik Report

Final score:

19points

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_-DungeonKeeper-_ 1 month ago

What is this goofy ai image

21points

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UKGrandad 1 month ago

BP will still be needlessly censoring words..

17points

frank behnsen 1 month ago (edited)

I’m afraid so. But on the other hand, for some people this could result in a boost of creativity in using their computer keyboards. Simple as fück/f**k/fork/fnck, etc. ain’t it? (I’m sooo much looking forward to listening to Eric Idle sing again «Fück Christmas». That’s my all-time favourite “seasonal” song. ;–) [Edit: F**k my MacBook Pro’s keyboard. It definitely wasn’t made for the hands of a finger-style bass player, so screw ‘em.

2points

Anxiety Panda 1 month ago

I'll still accidentally swipe to the side and lose my place in one of these threads when I'm nearly at the end.

16points

Kangaroo 1 month ago

Or accidentally click someone’s username while scrolling and get redirected to their profile 😅

11points

Justin Tyme 1 month ago (edited)

The human species will cause its own extinction.

12points

bElLa sTairZz 1 month ago

were more durable than that, were incredibly adaptable, and the more addaptable something is the harder it is to drive it to extinction. we likely wont go extinct in even 50 years, but we will be living a strange half life at worst

2points

Livingwithcfs 1 month ago

30 years time? We'll be just as stupid as we are today because we will continue to fail to learn from our past mistakes

7points

Beak Hookage 1 month ago

My long term plan is to die before most of this happens.

5points

The Darkest Timeline 1 month ago

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Julie S 1 month ago

We will be using 3 sea shells to wipe/clean our bums.

2points

UKGrandad 1 month ago

Will? You mean you don't already?

3points

Jeanne 1 month ago

One big problem: breeding pets. Puppy mills and “responsible” breeding. It’s all contributing to horrific pet overpopulation. Shelter pets lose their chances of going to a forever home, every time someone buys a pet instead of adopting one. Millions lose their lives. Our shelters are full to the max. Until our shelters are empty (including no more homeless animals on our streets), all breeding should be illegal. Please adopt at petfinder online. Help cruel puppy mills close down. Spay and neuter.

1point

BelleMendes 1 month ago

I still have hope that my generation will work like hell to try and undo all the s**t that the ones before us have made

1point

Pencil McGovern 1 month ago (edited)

I hope like hell that the younger generations will continue to move the world forward. But I would hope that you would do it with a better and more compassionate understanding of the progress each generation before you has made on the world they inherited. I was born in 1965 and have worked for equality for LGBTQA+, the disabled and environmental causes. All of which were culturally taboo at the time. Countless millions of us did. And we gave you a more accepting world than the one we were born to. We know it isn't perfect but please don't dismiss us as trash.

2points

Curry on... 1 month ago

What a depressing list.

0points

Mimi M 1 month ago

My hope is that the world will be a freer and more prosperous place.

0points

Pamelot 1 month ago

Doggone common sense and too much overkill. Most lame and already published extensively.

0points

LynzCatastrophe 1 month ago

A long slide away, the recourse war. It'll have more consequences than you know of, more than my comment. We'll be in trouble for climate change, food shortage, all that. Dying of lack of shelter, food, killing each other in war. But this planet does have a tipping point. Say we do happen to get a chance to try again. We will never get farther than the farm age. Recourses that allowed that evolution in history are already at a record breaking low. We need those if we ever get to try again, and we won't have it. This'll is be a thing centuries from now, but the future isn't sci-fi, it's more historic.

0points

Randy Smith 1 month ago (edited)

There will continue to be enough housing to house all homeless people in the US, and enough food to feed every person there, and yet American society will continue to allow homelessness and starvation anyways

0points

frank behnsen 1 month ago

I’ll be dead. That’s nowhere near the privilege of never even having existed, but it’s fine with me. Organic life and consciousness don’t go together very well. In fact this combination really sucks. The formula “Feed. Fück. Fade Away.” is definitely not my idea of fun.

0points

Lee J Ross 1 month ago

Wonderfully imaginative and creative .

0points

Unsee juice 1 month ago

Have any of you read "Unwind"?

0points

MaryHadaLittleLamb 1 month ago

We'll, this list was a major downer 😞

0points

Broadredpanda 1 month ago

Yep! Especially for anyone 70 and over lol

0points

Patty Panda 1 month ago

We will live like Star Trek depicts, where hunger and wars on earth are no longer, the environment is clean, we accept one another for who they are and for their capabilities, and we explore space. Minus Kahn, of course

0points

MondoLogo 1 month ago (edited)

"The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun. Is there any thing whereof it may be said, See, this is new? it hath been already of old time, which was before us." - Ecclesiastes 1:9-10 AI is just a tool of change, which there have been since fire and the wheel. There will always be wars and rumors of war. Global warming may make the planet uninhabitable - for certain species. Even a nuclear war will leave the mountains and the oceans. Humanity is not the earth, we are just tenants, and we're not likely to get our damage deposit back.

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Apatheist Account2 1 month ago

Things really don't change this quickly. 30 years ago - 1994? Is the world so different? Then before that, 1964, 1934 - of course there were changes, but never as advanced as sci-fi would lead you to expect. I expect the pace of change to step up now that we have the internet, but I don't expect it to keep accelerating.

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Charlotte 1 month ago

Might want to read up a little on AI. I think it will be a bigger social upset than the internet was

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CanadianDimes 1 month ago

Patrick Rothfuss will keep insisting he’s going to finish the name of the wind series in [insert year here] while never doing any actual writing.

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Verena 1 month ago

Now it is revealed how easy Kia cars could be hacked, people still clinge to convenience. Convenience always comes with a high price, and most of the times people do realise too late that it is not only some poor nobody far away hit, but they themselves. Another example of old-fashioned beats modern: An 17 year old V70 is easier, safer and quicker to operate with the buttons than any modern electrificated car with screens only. https://www.vibilagare.se/english/physical-buttons-outperform-touchscreens-new-cars-test-finds . They are of course biased, but seen that the EU will demand that five core functions must be buttons, otherwise the safety rating will be lowered, there seems to be some truth in it.

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Endcensorship 1 month ago

Deep fake will have destroyed politics by making it so you can trust anything you see

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Diolla 1 month ago

*can't 😁

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Chich 1 month ago

Not too much of a stretch to expect another Carrington level event. Huge solar storm that wipes out our electrical grid and most of the electronics. Wake up one morning and it will be "Welcome to 1735!" and no one knows how to do anything useful. A planet of beings whose main skill is (was) to stare at and tap on a f*****g screen.

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Verena 1 month ago (edited)

Additionally to losing patience, humanity is very busy to make itself obsolete. AI is taking over, the reasoning is "nobody needs to do repetetive and dull jobs any more". The clever heads forget, that not everybody of the 8 billion people is smart as hell, and "dull and repetetive jobs" (whatever the definition is, most jobs are like this) are necessary to pay for housing, food, clothing and health. So if there are no jobs anymore, most humans are obsolete. So there is no reason at all in investing in life-lengthening measures and medication. We have enough AI in most countries, stop it.

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Verena 1 month ago (edited)

Just this morning (it is morning here) I read an article in the papers about streaming taking over more and more, and that traditional tv is loosing ground. As result the Netflixens are raising their fees, making it more difficult to pay for it. The point of it: The people living in a modern world are getting addicted to convenience and getting immediately what they want. One neat thing one learned back then when a new episode was only on once a week, and only on that one moment, was patience. The only chance for binge watching where saturday morning cartoons (for the US, here tv didn't broadcast before 9, and then it was school stuff until 12) or after video cassettes were invented and affordable, watching pre-recorded tapes.

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Phillip Moderow 1 month ago

President Barron Trump.

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Jed 1 month ago (edited)

The end of the United States as a Constitutional democratic republic, probably replaced by some sort of authoritarian and darkly dystopian plutocracy.

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LaserBrain 1 month ago

An idiocracy.

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UKGrandad 1 month ago

BP will still be needlessly censoring words..

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frank behnsen 1 month ago (edited)

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Anxiety Panda 1 month ago

I'll still accidentally swipe to the side and lose my place in one of these threads when I'm nearly at the end.

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Kangaroo 1 month ago

Or accidentally click someone’s username while scrolling and get redirected to their profile 😅

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Justin Tyme 1 month ago (edited)

The human species will cause its own extinction.

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bElLa sTairZz 1 month ago

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Livingwithcfs 1 month ago

30 years time? We'll be just as stupid as we are today because we will continue to fail to learn from our past mistakes

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Beak Hookage 1 month ago

My long term plan is to die before most of this happens.

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The Darkest Timeline 1 month ago

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Julie S 1 month ago

We will be using 3 sea shells to wipe/clean our bums.

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UKGrandad 1 month ago

Will? You mean you don't already?

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Jeanne 1 month ago

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BelleMendes 1 month ago

I still have hope that my generation will work like hell to try and undo all the s**t that the ones before us have made

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Pencil McGovern 1 month ago (edited)

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Curry on... 1 month ago

What a depressing list.

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Mimi M 1 month ago

My hope is that the world will be a freer and more prosperous place.

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Pamelot 1 month ago

Doggone common sense and too much overkill. Most lame and already published extensively.

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LynzCatastrophe 1 month ago

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Randy Smith 1 month ago (edited)

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frank behnsen 1 month ago

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Lee J Ross 1 month ago

Wonderfully imaginative and creative .

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Unsee juice 1 month ago

Have any of you read "Unwind"?

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MaryHadaLittleLamb 1 month ago

We'll, this list was a major downer 😞

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Broadredpanda 1 month ago

Yep! Especially for anyone 70 and over lol

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Patty Panda 1 month ago

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MondoLogo 1 month ago (edited)

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Apatheist Account2 1 month ago

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Charlotte 1 month ago

Might want to read up a little on AI. I think it will be a bigger social upset than the internet was

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CanadianDimes 1 month ago

Patrick Rothfuss will keep insisting he’s going to finish the name of the wind series in [insert year here] while never doing any actual writing.

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Verena 1 month ago

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Endcensorship 1 month ago

Deep fake will have destroyed politics by making it so you can trust anything you see

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Diolla 1 month ago

*can't 😁

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Chich 1 month ago

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Verena 1 month ago (edited)

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Verena 1 month ago (edited)

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Phillip Moderow 1 month ago

President Barron Trump.

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Jed 1 month ago (edited)

The end of the United States as a Constitutional democratic republic, probably replaced by some sort of authoritarian and darkly dystopian plutocracy.

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LaserBrain 1 month ago

An idiocracy.

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