jmb2006
Jul 8 2005, 08:41 PM
| | what do you think technology will be like in the future?
- hover cars
- 3d tv screens
- actors will be obselete and all movies will be completely computerised
what do you think.. |
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eXtreme
Jul 8 2005, 09:29 PM
ahah - actors will be obselete and all movies will be completely computerised This is real life man.. Ever watched Shrek? Or Nemo? Or Shark Tale? They are all animated by computers.. every scene done by some 3D program.  About the future, I hope we will be able to make inter-space travels, end all our World problems such wars, polution and hunger.
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jmb2006
Jul 8 2005, 09:56 PM
no i mean the voices as well, "completely computerised" the story is thought of by the computer, the voices are created by the computer, it is all done by computers. yeah i hope space travel will be available to the public and there will be rocket stations, like train stations except for space travel. I also hope mars will be habitable.
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tuddy
Jul 9 2005, 01:47 AM
The world become more independent on computers, means more people to service them, make the software, hardware installtion.  Until that one day that 'oldies' think will happen, all computers in the world just Die!  Not likely while i'm alive! Space Travel....nah, to boring!
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LeAnn Rimes My Angel
Jul 9 2005, 07:41 AM
The world will become more lazyer than it already is. Cars will fly. Many more discoveries for diseases will be discovered. Computers will be smaller, faster, cheaper, and far more powerful. It will be hotter outside due to global warming. Things will be breaking down faster and more easily because they will be made cheaper due to competition. Hardware will be experiencing more problems due to heat issues. College and High School students will all be using laptops (or something similar) rather than a pen and paper. There will be more online tutorials rather than teachers in the classroom. Grocery stores will use robots for stocking shelves, and computers for people purchasing groceries. Transportation such as buses, cars, taxies, airplanes, and war planes will all be computerised with no people involved, except for the ones monitoring them. Everything will be digital, security higher, theft higher, global threats due to terrorism higher, and more diseases out there. Those are just a few of my thoughts. Don't let me scare you.
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rvalkass
Jul 9 2005, 07:58 AM
I hope that at some point in the future, cures will be found for diseases and conditions that we are currently unable to cure. Also all wars and international problems should be resolved. Apart from all the usual stuff, I think we will actually start to go backwards, so to speak. We will give up on using cars and aeroplanes due to the pollution and all start using bikes and walking. We will stop using electricity as it uses too many resources. It will become more common to grow your own food again as it is cheaper (and tastes better  ). If anything I just hope that things get better for everyone.
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Shackman
Jul 9 2005, 11:04 AM
QUOTE(james_666 @ Jul 8 2005, 08:41 PM) what do you think technology will be like in the future? - hover cars - 3d tv screens - actors will be obselete and all movies will be completely computerised what do you think.. It might be very possible... In Japan, bullet trains run on magnets, which repel each other, making them literally 'hovering' above the tracks... 3d tv screens.....also very possible. We have theaters and cinemas that offer 3D movies, more common ones where you wear on a special spectacles then the image becomes 3D. Actors....being obselete I don't know, but there are already computer-generated films, more for the young like Finding Nemo, Madagascar, Shriek and Toy Story. There are also ones that cater for the more older audience like Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within. All these are already possible....my guess is that if they will become more and more common....and like James said, current technology becoming 'obselute'. -Shackman
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silverwoody
Jul 9 2005, 12:07 PM
Computers will be everywhere, but they are already on a lot of places, like someone took the example of movies. Every movie has been designed or influenced in some way by a computer. Cars will go to their destination without even a word, they read your mind  If your pc gets hacked in the future, you're dead, since it helps your body to live longer. Everyone gets a chip implanted when they are born, so the CIA can find you anywhere. The chip also serves as identification, so no passports any more. I think in 50 years when I still live (I hope, hopefully you guys too) a lot of these things are normal, or very close to their introduction, you will be surprised I think
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jmb2006
Jul 9 2005, 12:42 PM
ive just been thinking, if the earth had the technology it has now 10,000,000 years ago, what would technology be like today? unthinkable. Well in 100 years there will be psychic computers, your mind is the mouse and the keyboard all you need to think of where you want the cursor to move and click by blinking and all you need to do is think of the letters or characters in your head and it appears on the screen for teh lazy people of course, all they would need to do is lie in bed all day.
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GEORGiQ
Jul 9 2005, 02:00 PM
In the future, the internet will exist on all over the earth with a very fast speed and will be in everyone's life. With IPv6, even the cars will have IP's, and you will be able to see a car's route online and so on, even the wash machines... you will be at work and connect by a remote connection (maybe SSH) to a linux-based sistem on that wash machine and programm it how to wash, when it stops and other kind of stuff. Will be spy things hidden in wife's clothes mounted by gelous husband that needs to confirm his trust in his wife and many things as this. The whole IT world will evoluate and every user of it will be able to use it anywhere at any time as much as he wants. Will be cool...
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Zychez
Aug 6 2005, 02:34 PM
i guess most of the things around us will be push-button or voice activated ~ as for the movie part... hmm actors still have some things that computer generated ones dont have, so i guess they wont phase out that easily ^^ maybe combing the two would be more nicer~
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Thunder
Jul 23 2005, 01:52 AM
Ive always expected something like the movies that are based on the future.... I mean they have like floating cars, you can freeze yourself and all that. You may even be immortal by then. Computers would be so innovated you would die from the graphics. It would be like living in heaven. Thats if we dont die from anything til the feature is fully developed. In the bible there are alot of points where it says we can all day like 6/6/2006. Thats a day...
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wild20
Jul 22 2005, 06:44 PM
Umm. I think that hover cars will be something that will be considered. But for at least the next 100 years, we will be concentrating on more envirionmentally cars that will be either hybrids, or powered by hydrogen or solar. As for movie actors, I think they will still be around. I mean, the it is a big thing to be a movie actor. They won't give up that kind of "power" so easily. TV will probably improve with suround sound built in. That will be cool!
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crs_cwiz
Jul 22 2005, 10:00 AM
well, for me, the future means the convergence of mankind and technology. instead of working against us (like in The Matrix) man will devise ways in which he and technology will become one, and tech will find a place in almost every other aspect of life, be it eating or sleeping or our daily routines or whatever.
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DoR
Jul 19 2005, 07:07 PM
No need to learn. No need to study. No need of drugs. Just enjoy vitual scenes and experiences, all day, with a plug plugged in the head.
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