What difference will your actions or goals today will make to the people 1000 years from now?

Answer 1

in a quantum world, everything is energy and energy never dies; it changes form. So even your thought-provoking question has started its change and surely it affects future, no matter how far it may seem.

Answer 2

Very little difference because our actions and goals are seldom designed to address problems that far away. In fact, unless we make it a goal to return to Honesty and care for our planet, We won't have to worry about it because there won't be any people to be affected.

Answer 3

Greetings! Being a teacher, it is my hope at my work or my team's work will be carried forward for generations to come.
That is every teacher's dream. To make that difference in our children's lives, and they in turn can make a difference in someone elses life when that learning opportunity comes up again. Take care.

Answer 4

I guess that really depends on how much you believe in the Butterfly Effect. It could be a small decision one makes to change the future (like killing a butterfly), or only major decisions could matter.

Answer 5

Our actions will only be carbon-dated tracks of our activity on earth -- imprints of our existence. Or, if anything, electronically complex renditions of centuries-old concepts, which have existed since the beginning of time. Basically, scientific discovery re-runs.

Answer 6

What you consume becomes rare to them, Petroleum, Coal, Environment, Forests.
What you save they will be able to enjoy, again all the above.
Be conservative and think of future generations.
A Good question.

Answer 7

Depends...If I could foresee what my offspring accomplish in the next 1000 years I could tell you!!

Answer 8

Most likely none, but for the moment they are important to me.

Answer 9

None