How do you see our world in another 100 yrs?

Answer 1

because we are doing very little to conserve our resources or our environment.because we have subjugated real scientific research and original thinking to technology, humanity has a very bleak future. when the oil runs out or becomes too expensive to produce, our economies will collapse. we won't have efficient electric cars, you can forget electric aircraft. as the economy becomes more globalized the gap between rich and poor countries will shrink, but the gap between the employed and unemployed, the rich and the poor will increase as the powerful try to monopolize resources. there will be wars over resources, already we see china and the u.s. trying to monopolize what is left of the world's oil. as unemployment grows due to increased automation of industry and services, the tax base of nations will start to fail as corporations have become so powerful they have the influence to make governments pass laws which exempt them from any meaningful taxation. the rich and employed will retreat into walled communities and leave the rest to fester. democracy will either become a fig leaf or will be totally replaced by authoritarian regimes. have a nice day.

Answer 2

How would someone from 1900 see the world 100 years from then? I think it is difficult to comprehend the changes that will occur. As a previous poster said, hopefully we'll be more peaceful.

Answer 3

If we don't keep Idiots like Bush out of office we will be a second rate country..with wars like Iraq, we will rack up the enemies real quick..how we gonna fend off all those pissed off people?? We should steep it up a notch in Afghanistan and start kicking some real SSA!! WW2 did not last over 3 yrs., LETS END THIS B>S> and bring our troops home!!!

Answer 4

I'm hoping that a symbiosis of human technology and the environment occurs, where human innovation is no longer in conflict with nature. I also see the beginnings of space colonisation, beginning with orbital habitats and lunar colonies. I also see a greater unity among the nations of the world, with countries ceding their prerogatives of war to a greater planetary parliament, although I suspect that nations will maintain some rights to themselves (much like US states or Canadian provinces do with their Federal governments).

This is, of course, all conditioned on the notion that we don't nuke ourselves into oblivion.

Answer 5

year 2106 --hooray....we made it, but i am not there. who cares?...who will remember me..and you? but it will be a tech period..all...with tech tel. communications -- you don't have to hold nothing in your hand...it will come to u direct into your ears...via...satellite or what not. pocket money will disappear...but not money. a card will do all...the transactions. big brother will be on your back for back taxes and what not. your health will be on a chip...your doctor will know how many times..you have sex with your wife and mistress...he might even know their address and their code...to enter...too. funny world is awaiting those who are one year old...if they survive. terrorists will terrorize us direct from their homes -- via computers and what not gadgets...etc..stop the world i want to get off.

Answer 6

On the boderline of the Ice Age and the population will probably be reduced.

Answer 7

I'm rather glad that I won't be here in 100 years to see it.

Answer 8

I firmly believe in the Bible. Therefore, I believe that Jesus would have returned. And there would be no earthly world. Just Heaven and hell.

Answer 9

Under God's power, because there is so litlle time before Armagedon comes and we all shut know about it, is the day of God.

Answer 10

I think the technology will be more advanced but I think these wars will get a lot worse causing more famine and incurable diseases.