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TheDaddy 17-11-2006 22:17

Life In 2056
 
Apparently 70 of the worlds best scientists have got together and discussed what the world will be like 50 years from now, they believe that we will have found evidence of alien life and live well into our hundreds, however the burning question imo regards hoverboards :), anyone else got any ideas?

http://www.newscientist.com/channel/...ence-forecasts

CycoSymz 17-11-2006 22:21

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I'll probably be dead in 2056, so it doesn't really affect me LOL

Delta Whiskey 17-11-2006 22:24

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Please invent a way for me to eat all I want and not put any weight on, and an optical device that will persuade the ladies I look like Brad Pitt and not a gravel pit.

The only problem is we'll all be living to 100 and having to work until we are 80 before we can get a pension.

DW

TheDaddy 17-11-2006 22:26

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Originally Posted by Delta Whiskey (Post 34160899)
The only problem is we'll all be living to 100 and having to work until we are 80 before we can get a pension.

DW

More like 90 :Yikes:

idi banashapan 17-11-2006 22:47

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and global warming's affect on us will be???..... Or maybe it didn't factor??? These 'predictions' are very seldom correct, so don't get too excited!!! lol

Hugh 17-11-2006 22:55

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Nick Griffin will find out he's not really Welsh, and that he was adopted. His birth parents were high-caste Parsis, who emigrated from India to Wales, but due to racial discrimination, could not keep all of their children.

As Nick was the scrawniest and caused most problems, he was the one chosen to be put up for adoption.

When Nick Griffin discovered he was, in fact, the son of immigrants from the Indian sub-continent, he started a new political party - the BNJP.

The party's main aim was foment bad feeling against all "native" British people, who he accused of taking all jobs immigrants normally did, and also accused the "Christian Europeans" of molesting and defiling young immigrant girls.

danielf 17-11-2006 23:02

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 34160886)
Apparently 70 of the worlds best scientists have got together and discussed what the world will be like 50 years from now, they believe that we will have found evidence of alien life. <snip>

Recent reports suggest there will be no fish in 50 years. Alien life, no babel fish, we're ****ed...

TheDaddy 17-11-2006 23:02

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Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 34160926)
As Nick was the scrawniest and caused most problems, he was the one chosen to be put up for adoption.

Well it's not as far fetched as some of my forecasts and wouldn't it be so cool if it came to pass ;)

AndrewJ 17-11-2006 23:21

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We will have holodecks instead of computers at home, of which i would be in with Jessica Alba and Jennifer ellison having a fuc........

I think I will stop there :naughty:

trebor 18-11-2006 00:17

Re: Life In 2056
 
stop wondering its all here
http://www.theonion.com/2056-06-22/index_b.php

limestonelad 13-12-2006 20:38

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The way transp;ant technology is going, the chances are youll be able to replace every body part,and in theory live forever

Druchii 13-12-2006 20:47

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Originally Posted by limestonelad (Post 34178584)
The way transp;ant technology is going, the chances are youll be able to replace every body part,and in theory live forever

What about your brain?

Hugh 13-12-2006 21:35

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Originally Posted by Druchii (Post 34178595)
What about your brain?

http://www.curledup.com/mindscan.htm

TheDaddy 21-12-2006 17:49

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I would never have predicted this

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6200005.stm

Hugh 22-12-2006 10:51

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What next - Toaster Liberation Front? ;)

TheDaddy 22-12-2006 12:26

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Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 34184246)
What next - Toaster Liberation Front? ;)

Just think, machines will one day replace the immigrant in the hearts of certain tabloids :Yikes:

Hugh 22-12-2006 12:29

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 34184313)
Just think, machines will one day replace the immigrant in the hearts of certain tabloids :Yikes:

Especially if the Fridges wear net curtains ;)

fenny_orun 08-01-2007 09:41

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interesting post, going to take me a while to read it though!

NEONKNIGHT 08-01-2007 18:49

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Originally Posted by Flange (Post 34160894)
I'll probably be dead in 2056, so it doesn't really affect me LOL

You never know, they might have found a cure for death by then! :D

TheDaddy 08-01-2007 19:56

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Originally Posted by NEONKNIGHT (Post 34193847)
You never know, they might have found a cure for death by then! :D

Knowing my luck they'll find it the day after I die :( :D

Maggy 08-01-2007 21:02

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Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 34184246)
What next - Toaster Liberation Front? ;)

You have been watching too much Red Dwarf...

I'm with Lister..any household item that talks back to me will be put up against the wall come the revolution.:ninja:

TraxData 13-01-2007 22:16

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Originally Posted by NEONKNIGHT (Post 34193847)
You never know, they might have found a cure for death by then! :D

Didnt japanese scientists work out how to remove the death gene?

Though of course, only problem with that is, they dont know enough about dna to combat anything sorrouding it, so the animals they tested this on died anyway :p:

TheDaddy 25-01-2007 15:50

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They'll develop a death ray next :Yikes:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/6297149.stm

TheNorm 25-01-2007 16:04

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 34206054)
They'll develop a death ray next :Yikes:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/6297149.stm

Hey, if they turn the volume down a bit, pubs can use it to warm up their customers who like to sit outside.

Hugh 25-01-2007 16:15

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 34206054)
They'll develop a death ray next :Yikes:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/6297149.stm

To be fair, it's more of a discomfort ray :D

Goss 05-02-2007 12:37

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Originally Posted by TraxData (Post 34197330)
Didnt japanese scientists work out how to remove the death gene?

Though of course, only problem with that is, they dont know enough about dna to combat anything sorrouding it, so the animals they tested this on died anyway :p:

Death gene? hmmm! interesting ....but!

The sting of death is sin ...so ...how does one remove sin?

Hugh 05-02-2007 12:48

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Originally Posted by Goss (Post 34213427)
Death gene? hmmm! interesting ....but!

The sting of death is sin ...so ...how does one remove sin?

If you are a Catholic - confession.

Anyone else, Vanish Oxi http://graphics.asda.com/PRODUCT/03/72/P-1967203-f.gif

Goss 05-02-2007 12:58

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Creationist.

Hugh 05-02-2007 13:04

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Originally Posted by Goss (Post 34213440)
Creationist.

Monkeyboy :monkey:

Goss 06-02-2007 10:12

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Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 34213443)
Monkeyboy :monkey:

I'm sorry i don't understand you, do you mean you're a monkeyboy? if so what is a monkeyboy? is that your religion or something?.

TheDaddy 23-02-2007 17:45

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Originally Posted by limestonelad (Post 34178584)
The way transp;ant technology is going, the chances are youll be able to replace every body part,and in theory live forever

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

TheDaddy 05-03-2007 15:32

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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



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