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[size="3"][font="Arial Narrow"][center]the future is something that no one can predict, (i'm not getting into the con that is psychics). 100 years ago, the word robot was first invented, (back then it meant "worker") but soon after with horses being replaced with the metal contraption that is the car, people then got the idea of people being replaced with metal men. when the plane was refined by 1914, people got the idea of anti-gravity. in 1961 man made it into space, and the idea of moon collinies and space exploration came to light. these events are all at least 50 years old and these possibilties have not yet been reached, but what of todays future? 50 years ago people thought by now we would be rocketing to the moon for lunch and that metal men would be fulfilling our every whim, but what can we imagine the world would be like by the 22nd century?[/center][/font]

discuss todays tomorrow[/size]
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[quote name='Paint Thinner For Blood' timestamp='1308265508' post='5288722']
were not even at yesterdays tomorrow yet, but todays tomorrow is much more valuable.
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I don't think you understand, today is yesterday's tomorrow, today is tomorrow's yesterday, and tomorrow yesterday won't be yesterday anymore.
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[quote name='Paint Thinner For Blood' timestamp='1308261331' post='5288560']
discuss todays tomorrow
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Today's Tomorrow will be Friday June 17, 2011. I believe by that time, people will still be posting jokes about robots in this thread.

But on a serious note, I think the future could be fairly bright. I believe by the year 2100, humans will probably would have walked on the surface of Mars, science and medicine will be quite a bit more advanced than it is now, a lot more solar and wind energy, we could have little assistant robots(to cook for us, feed the dog etc.) and Video Games would probably be [u][i]amazing[/i][/u]!
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I'm reading the Foundation Trilogy by Asimov right now and it seems rather plausible for a science fiction series.

Truly new forms of technology have not been invented in recent years. Computers will get smaller, but I doubt the world will change too much.
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[quote name='Paint Thinner For Blood' timestamp='1308346783' post='5290923']
my image of the future is actually a digital one, kind of like the matrix but with out the machines or us being batteries.
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[quote name='Paint Thinner For Blood' timestamp='1308347273' post='5290937']
whats wrong with the idea with of us one day all being on life support machines with our minds on the internet?
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Nothing at all, except that is it implausible, insane and utterly wrong.
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[quote name='Paint Thinner For Blood' timestamp='1308348964' post='5290983']
it's possible whether you like it or not.
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So is everything. Pythagoras' theorem having an exception may be possible in another universe. Saying "but it is still possible" is a terrible argument and a moot point.
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[quote name='Paint Thinner For Blood' timestamp='1308349403' post='5291003']
so just said that it was possible, thanks for agreeing
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That's a lovely Republican argumentative style you have there. An idiot after my own heart.

But yes, everything is possible if Parallel Universes exist. That includes AI, but the chances of AI being produced in the near future are so small that they would be considered mathematically impossible.
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