/sci/ - Science & Math

Saved this in 2012 on here.

With all the new technology coming out, can anyone confirm any of these in the picture

Does anyone have any other infographics of future and future-related technology?

>>16140294
Some of them were saying it's based on compounding effects.
Muscle building slows -> Less gym activity -> less strength....etc.

But they're planning on tackling some of the intermediate effects.

How true is this?

looking back at this old pic, it's kinda freaky how accurate some of the predictions were

it even predicted ai dungeon would take off around 2020

I seriously wish this board had more memes/pictures.

Most of this board is just plebs calling each other idiots.

What do you think of a robotic political system?

Everyone will have a government wallet that will have messages held when a vote needs to take place.

Some robot will relay a bill and present out both arguments (Submitted by people who care anonymously. Also filtered to ignore spam or shitposts)

Thee will only be people in house to ensure no technical difficulty. As well the anonymity will help bias, and attacks at people.

The app will use blockchain technology to ensure there is no double voting.

All laws will be enforced by robots.

>>9326173
The perfect woman.

>>9259871
Who will be allowed to be "Martians?"

Who decides the politics?

Will it be multi-Cultural?

Will we bring Animals?

Will our human bodies change due to the difference in gravity and atmosphere?

Are we going to make sure no Specific animals or bacteria get to this planet?

What will the flag look like?

Chem. Eng. here. Working in Petroleum.

I can't stop watching Elon Musk talks and future Artificial intelligence. I think software and things like that will be very important to me and wondering what kind of software/programming/coding I should learn to be better at all of that.

I'm even considering switching into software engineering.

Can we talk about the future of robots and the impact tey will have on all of our lives?

>>6357055

Most practical math related major?

I'm a current physics major and physics will be too time consuming for me. plus i'm already losing interest in this physics shit. takes up a lot of time.

I have other career goals that are more risky, I just want a solid major to fall back on. I am looking at applied mathematics at Purdue, but I'm unsure. It seems like a very broad major.

Give me some insight into experiences /sci/, i'd prefer not to work in an office or some shit. A lab or government job would be cool.

most of us will actually be alive in 20 fucking 50! holy shit! what will life be like for the common man, and will engineers, scientists and others tech-litterate people form a new upper class?

please note pic is from 2012. see wiki/list_of_emerging_technologies for an interesting read

Is that how our future will look like?

owait i have one too

>>5496649

Yes it will happen before your gen dies because this chart says so and you can't doubt stylish colored charts such at this one.