Re: Life In 2056
 

Yep, according to a chap on the radio last night, in 20 years they'll be able to replace every limb and organ in the body, he was also advocating something he called 'youthful immortality', basically the average life expectancy in the developed world is around 80, however for everyday we live until reaching 80, our life expectancy increases by 5 hours

Re: Life In 2056
 

Along the same lines as my last post, with a South Korean take on the future, mobile phone batteries that last for months, chameleon soldiers, something similar to monocots healing us and the internet delivering smells as well as information all await us in the next ten years


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6404067.stm


Although it seems the smelly internet concept has been around quite a while


http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/20...roadbanda.html