15 Emerging Technologies that Will Change the World

[@BroadcastDr]

15. Spin Launch - 0:15 14. Graphene - 1:59 13. GPS 3 - 3:33 12. Floating Farms - 4:53 11. Edge Computing - 6:21 10. Self-Healing Concrete - 8:11 9. Hydrogen Fuel Cells - 9:36 8. Satellite Constellations - 11:02 7. GPT-3 - 12:17 6. Connected Homes - 13:33 5. Lithium Metal Battery - 14:46 4. 3D Printing - 15:59 3. Blockchain - 17:14 2. Fighting Fire with Sound - 18:27 1. Quantum Computing - 19:39

[@DuchessandHammer]

Cheers!

[@slapmyfunkybass]

Thanks Bud

[@jaymanager2676]

GOAT

[@cmn1035]

Thanks!!!!

[@executiveorder7146]

There are sub sets within those like GPS guided tractor to soil samples to water recycling and fully automated like Tesla auto pilot and much easier to do in farming

[@reneborjas2958]

Imagine you are a construction worker and you are trying to demolish a concrete wall but it fixes itself. Lol

[@kymathewteixeira1195]

Well played

[@jonassosa9387]

They thought asbestos was bad how about graphene nanotubes up in ya

[@kbanghart]

@@mrtbts it's still cool though

[@chrisfaulhaber7927]

Oi, oi, oi, Cause I’m (T.N.T.) I’m dynamite

[@PJOZeus]

Just swinging with a sledge like, “WHY. WONT. YOU. DIE.” There’s no reason for it to ever get to that point but it would be funny if it did

[@prototropo]

Love this overview. It would be great to have the same list of technologies assessed for their potential to harm or morally compromise the very society that makes them possible. Harm has been the constant companion of innovation, but it could be pre-empted, just as acquisitions, permissions, inefficiencies and glitches are solved in any good creation process.

[@lisab4218]

I agree #100

[@drumeshopeth]

​@Lisa B you're definitely referring to ai specifically on this list

[@opensourceideas]

"If machines produce everything we need, the outcome will depend on how things are distributed. Everyone can enjoy a life of luxurious leisure if the machine-produced wealth is shared, or most people can end up miserably poor if the machine-owners successfully lobby against wealth redistribution. So far, the trend seems to be toward the second option, with technology driving ever-increasing inequality." -- Stephen Hawking

[@suzyqualcast6269]

But what's the point of being a richest amongst the very rich with an impoverished world pop Revolution would result, and rightly so. All this richest and the rest is but old hat.

[@charlessmith4714]

Hawking was a paralyzed idiot that had never carrued his iwn weight. Nothing he ever dud in his life justified his carbon expense. Its so easy to fool the populace with theory. Its another to do enough physical labor to justify your existence. Nothing hawking did in his entire life justified anything. One of the laziest leadt productive useless to humaniity people in the history of humanity. The vast number of scientists and researchers fit this label. Appearing useful but actually being detrimental to everyone around. Life was the best on the early 1800's.

[@deeeeeeps]

I put food in the microwave all the time and I'd surely miss the machine if it went away. Life will be better.

[@smartphonemillionaire4544]

The funds and investments made in technology determines how advanced it will be

[@austrome1171]

@@smartphonemillionaire4544 Nothing equates investing, and when it's done properly, you don't need to get yourself all worked up about money anymore as it's creates alot of extra income.

[@Dargonaxable]

Self-Healing Concrete is on paper a really good idea. There is just one small problem with it and comes from the fact that we are not using limestone for buildings as limestone has this one tiny problem with being rather frail. Yes it will make the concrete last a big longer, but it will also make it harder to see where the weaknesses of the structure is and only really postpone the disaster, if at all.

[@ThomasLee123]

Yeah. it needs work :)

[@dianeridley9804]

And I am far from excited about the prospect of being infected by a concrete structure. YES, it will happen, and then who will be responsible for that?

[@joaquimbarbosa896]

@@dianeridley9804 wdym infected?

[@kbanghart]

@@joaquimbarbosa896 maybe they meant affected

[@caty863]

I'm no structural engineer but I understand that most of the failure in concrete structures comes from the oxidation of reinforcement steel. This happens when the steel comes into contact with oxygen/water from the cracks in the concrete. If these are closed as soon as they form, then I see it as a big game changer.

[@MrBraffZachlin]

as somebody with a comp sci degree and a decent amount of irl experience i will say edge computing is problematic at its core because client side workload like this is a huge security breach. this is why even online video games avoid client side scripting. it is a huge vector for exploit. it is always interesting to watch a video like this because you are blown away when you listen regarding these other technologies you may not know allot about but when they cover a technology you know about you realize you must question the quality of the info in the other cases where you cannot determine the quality yourself

[@resonancekinetics4566]

optical processing is the way of the Future, no security risks.

[@ricksgaming7298]

a lot of videos like this lack in valuable or truthful info but none the less they do bring light on topics people may not even know exist. me being a person that likes to learn about alot of random stuff it does anger me to see this but like i said befor, at least it encourages people to learn.

[@bororobo3805]

I remember seeing a similar videos where the content was verbatim copied from some website.

[@danfarrell5177]

The claim that as of Dec 8 2021 cloud computing has nowhere to grow is ridiculous on its face. There are still tons of growth opportunities in the field - that's why big names are still starting their own clouds

[@strangewayfaringstranger]

You have a computer science degree and yet you use the word "allot" instead of a lot? lol Also, why can't you capitalize anything? ha

[@reasonsunknown6707]

Whoever reads this . The Universe is sending you positive vibes with hopes for prosperity and happiness.

[@bubbafatas2588]

The universe is unaware of your positive or negative vibes!

[@ollie_zap]

WOW best video i watched on youtube in a long while, thank you

[@jasonsteineke9218]

I had never imagined that the world of the future could appear so incredibly spectacular and full of hope. Just know that there are many people focusing on making our world a better place. Unconditional love to all who've seen this. Please count your blessings everyday because once you start you'll see how incredible you are. 🙂

[@skurinski]

lol, you're really naive

[@thisagetech4204]

The production quality of this is absolutely through the roof! Amazing!! Only legends will like this amazing video🥰

[@butwhytho4858]

1/5th in and although it’s interesting, it feels like a ton of other fast money channels… Just a lot of free clip art smh.

[@Healitnow]

The fire suppression without water was incredible. It could save many lives and property especially if it could be auto activated like a heat detector. Imagine how much property and how many sleeping people could be saved, especially if this had a built in alarm and was rigged to keep hallways clear of fire. What an invention....WOW.

[@darrelldawson4823]

I'd put my money into clean/server room fire suppression technology. The only viable solutions currently available are high in cost (not when compared to the value of what they protect). But I'd bet this will be the best area for this technology to gain access into the NFPA

[@darrelldawson4823]

Co2 systems/extinguishers run the risk of thermoshock to the equipment not to mention the dangers of Co2 exposure in confined spaces. Clean agent systems (Fm-200, Novec, Sapphire ect.) Are great but do have critical flaws.

[@jenniferjen5422]

If it takes oxygen out of the fire triangle, what will this device do to a human's lungs?

[@ian-c.01]

A typical case of fantasy engineering ! There is a limit to the size of a transducer (speaker) and therefore a limit to the quantity of air it can move which means the nozzle must be very close to the base of the fire. It's fine for smaller fires because it can move enough air to completely starve the flames of oxygen but completely impractical on a fire that is larger than the size of the transducer ! You can only extinguish part of the fire so when you move the nozzle to another part it relights. Even if the transducer was 3 meters wide (which is impossible) and the nozzle was a similar size it wouldn't work if the fire was 5 mts wide !

[@darrelldawson5011]

A transducer of that size isn’t impossible. Maybe impractical at best. On the other hand I do agree that it wouldn’t be effective in uncontrolled environments. However, in smaller sealed rooms such as clean/server rooms. I believe it could be effective

[@ridethecurve55]

I was totally shocked that Fusion power generation wasn't included - possibly as big a leap as quantum computing in its impact on humanity.

[@frederikderoeck2944]

It's exciting, yes. But I wouldn't want to take a guess about how long it will take to have economically viable fusion electricity from the socket. There are other interesting energy developments going on: a variety of advanced nuclear fission designs, but also relatively 'ideal' renewable sources like advanced geothermal. Even some of the offshore wave energy developments, I find very exciting.

[@cloudlounger6903]

Well, because fusion and fission actually work. Government has it covered. Don't fret, we'll see it in 20+ years...maybe...lol

[@incognitotorpedo42]

Fusion will NEVER be able to compete economically with other electric generation technologies. Wind and solar plus batteries will be too cheap to beat. If you ever see a working fusion electric generator actually connected to the grid and selling power, it will have been heavily subsidized by a government or other large entity.

[@veganlion8662]

@@incognitotorpedo42 I think we're nowhere near the necessary battery technology to back up solar and wind. The closer you get to the poles, the more solar suffers from seasonal production differences. So it's also a geographical thing. Once a renewable energy system involves centralized (eg gas-fired) power plants, subsidies will again become unavoidable. A power station that isn't allowed to produce at full capacity whenever it can, is unlikely to be anywhere near profitable. Some of the recent developments in geothermal energy look like they might be able to tackle this problem, such as Fervo Energy, with which Google started to collaborate, or Eavor from Canada. Buy maybe I completely underestimate the speed at which battery technologies evolve. Also maybe, you and I both underestimate the speed at which fusion technology develops. In the meanwhile, we could make a big difference by first of all using less energy. Look at the per capita energy use of the United States versus most western European countries. And these European countries can still go much lower without giving up on life-comfort.

[@flyingfree333]

@@incognitotorpedo42 Solar and wind are scams, fusion is a pipe dream. The only real option is fission.

[@lisabevans2639]

You guys are really pushing all these great new inventions that will keep track of us all every second of every day until we die, aren't you? That's helpful. Thanks.

[@khatbyrd]

Resistborgassimilation

[@kevinvalentine2921]

Read The Age of Surveillance Capitalism by Shoshana Zuboff

[@skurinski]

the Great Reset

[@skurinski]

@@kevinvalentine2921 more like surveillance Communism

[@Allyourheroswenttohell]

The end of humanity as we know it.

[@thomasaquinas2600]

My uncle was a professional writer and he told me about hang-on-the-wall widescreen TV's...in 1963. There are many on-going projects, but 'breakthru's' are not normally a part of them. Serendipity and happenstance are as important as dull, planned, research. Remember that apple that conked Newton on the head (if that ever occurred), causing him to consider gravity or more importantly: the fig newton.

[@playOstation]

This is the first time watching one of your video's and you might be my favorite KZbinr from one vid I loved that vid and I subscribed,liked and watched the full 21min

[@toddmackiewicz3275]

This video left a lot of things out: Buckypaper. Metamaterials and smart materials. Augmented reality. Cellular agriculture. Brain computer interface technology. Thorium reactors. The possibility of a Hafnium bomb. Metastable metallic hydrogen...

[@IlyaDemidov]

...white males in a shot

[@sulblazer]

Kinda weird that none of these techs mentioned involved directly improving human health.

[@po4RP20361]

@Ena You are obsolete Mr Wordsworth

[@6800891]

90+% of human disease is self inflicted by diet and lifestyle choices, so health is determined by free will, not applied technology.

[@skid4482]

@@6800891 And being vaxxed is self/gov inflicted

[@KingK2016]

@@skid4482 *the 12 we've all had already

[@tashtrichlin3354]

Its designed to turn you into computer components.

[@mikepotter5718]

15 Emerging Technologies that Will Change the World Not necessarily for the better.

[@jerrys4841]

Technologies have been changing the world forever. What are you afraid of. What about your smart phone? Internet? New technology.

[@mikepotter5718]

@@jerrys4841 Whose afraid? Do we really want to fill the skies with satellites, so Musk can sell overpriced internet services to Northern Canada? Do you really want to be so devoted to your phone that you walk into traffic? It's not the tech that's the problem. It's the fact that Companies/individuals use it in ways that generate issues.

[@Kernel80]

@@mikepotter5718 you. You are afraid of change.

[@BillGreenAZ]

@@Kernel80 People were afraid of bringing electricity into homes as well. Frightened little children they were. Now look at the world.

[@kensmith5694]

@@jerrys4841 His "not necessarily for the better" is a warning that should be taken. Many inventions were first applied as ways to slaughter people in a war. The "junk phone calling robot" was a previous invention that changed the world. "Your cars warranty is about to run out ..."

[@jitutiwari1428]

Excellent experience superb 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@baldassarealessi1007]

Thank you Top Five video brilliant compliment.

[@djaye9122]

They need too make a magnet that attracts plastic then make a giant version and hover it over the sea

[@severnofnineand3threequart604]

My daughter was angry and upset at what she saw on her flight to the United States recently. A Huge island of plastic slowly making its way across the Atlantic, 😔

[@djaye9122]

:(that's sad too hear bro

[@TheDisabledGamersChannel]

That is one of the dumbest things i've ever read in my life, BUT, at least your hearts in the right place.

[@ctucker430]

;-(

[@eddieblackford4919]

The dolphins and whales are doing a swell job in removing it

[@jakewilson4679]

One of your best videos yet, great stuff! Thank you 👍

[@Presticles1]

Okay...so...lemme get this straight...we moved services to the cloud instead of having data centers locally only to move cloud services closer to reduce latency...which was non-existent before?

[@reh3884]

What it is with people on the internet using an insane number of periods?

[@Presticles1]

@@reh3884 its called an ellipsis. They're not periods. A period ends a sentence a ellipsis is a series of dots that in the above example denote a pause in speech.

[@ΓιωργοςΣταμπολιδης-θ3ξ]

A data center ( DC ) is the cloud. We were using centralized huge data centers and now smaller ones start showing up in number's That is reducing delay and those DC's can serve cheaper and faster the customers by caching data that are used more. This is posible due to the fact that you serve less devices and so the data analysis is possible by less expensive implementations. Lesser programmers can do it , you dont have to be a genius to offer a feasible solution. On the other side the data on huge DC's are so complex that in order to make the solution cpu - memory efficient you ll have to bring einstein and hes buddy's.

[@insecure_daredevil]

The future is decentralized embedded processing taking over most of the work

[@valtonburns8556]

@@reh3884 What is it with people on the internet that makes them require perfect Grammer or dismiss some one entirely?🤔 What does this say about the person making the demand? That they're control freaks.🤣

[@NicholasC.GrantNickKnack]

Just wanted to give my most sincere appreciation for having such a dimepiece participate in the production of this video: 14:15

[@junesilvermanb2979]

Before you become too entranced with gorgeous gadgets and mesmerizing video displays, let me remind you that information is not knowledge, knowledge is not wisdom, and wisdom is not foresight. Each grows out of the other, and we need them all.

[@rickkrockstar]

Pretty much exactly, how every Movie apocalypse, about machines destroying humans starts.

[@Buckeye_4_Life_]

Exactly my thoughts through this whole thing. But those who are creating these machines think it will make life so much easier..🙄

[@orenbartal8504]

@@Buckeye_4_Life_There have always been people worried about every invention since hundreds of years ago. Progress is super important and we wouldn't be able to even talk about it like we do now if inventors/scientists would listen to those people.

[@Buckeye_4_Life_]

@@orenbartal8504 And at what point do we progress to much...? Do we really need AI or an iPhone 25..?

[@orenbartal8504]

@@Buckeye_4_Life_ AI already starts helping in tons of fields, and will be part of every day life in the future - it can contribute immensly to fleids like medicine, power distribution, etc. It can see patterns where humans simply cannot. However, iPhone whatever is not really 'progress' - it's just iteration of an existing device. It will never be featured as an 'emerging technology' because it's not.

[@Buckeye_4_Life_]

@@orenbartal8504 You put to much faith in machines, people who think like you don't realize what your creating until it goes awry. Only then will you realize you went to far. Do you really want computers to become self aware..? No good outcome can come from that. You can bet on it.

[@samuelavraham4909]

Floating farms will block the sunlight reaching coastal marine benthic life, which may absolutely have a negative impact if and when implemented large-scale.

[@executiveorder7146]

Nope even raised ten feet don't block sun but I don't see a floating farm as useful I think it will be funny automated with GPS guided tractor

[@theshepherdsflame6017]

It could be moved and rotated around in the water if created like a giant boat.

[@HideorEscape]

Floating farms are basically farms on boats or ships.

[@marianneciccantelli335]

That was the main idea here which I don't like at all. Those poor cows tended to by robots while our green areas would diminish even further. Yeah, let's just destroy this planet!

[@JS-ve3xb]

And all the shit is probably dumped into the water.

[@surrenderdaily333]

When you figure out how to make streets of pure transparent gold like they have in heaven, let me know.

[@happytrailsgaming]

Also eternal love with no pain. Thanks

[@70C47]

Ones who look at the ground in heaven instead of look up at God are unworthy

[@richard-gn3es]

Isn't heaven hotter than hell.. im not a fan of that. Unless they have air con

[@terrymcpheters3034]

There's only one street in heaven.

[@connor3959]

That already exists! You have to accept Muhammad as your leader and god. You'll even get golden wings too

[@pasturefacts6089]

Mind blowing Stuff!

[@LionheartLivin]

That WAS GREAT!!!;)

[@xmrmeow]

Yeah it's pretty funny how little people realize that a lot of modern devices functionality requires an internet connection because some server is doing all the work and your device is just reading from it.

[@WKRP187]

We can damn near be knocked back to the stone ages without WiFi banks shut down, gas isn't getting where it needs to go, food can't be reordered, electric grids down.. not if but when it happens it's going to be ugly

[@wasakwarrior]

little people are very clever in this respect.

[@kuzzbillington6392]

You make it sound like everything is done on servers. It isn't. Certain things are, but in most categories almost everything is done on the local device. Last I checked, my PC has it's own RAM, CPU and GPU it uses for...things. Magical things.

[@xmrmeow]

@@kuzzbillington6392 well certainly phones and computers are exempt, but a lot of other modern devices with wifi connectivity handle things on cloud servers. People want devices that are smart and do a lot of computationally heavy functions, but it's not cost effective to stick a good processor in everything, so they just make it do all the work on server.

[@conqc20]

Worse thing about getting old, all the young kids are going to get the best tech. Like for me my first console was the Atari and then the Spectrum, a kid today gets an PS5. That difference in tech is amazing and i bet that kid, when he is 40 will moan about a kid that gets to start his gaming life with a PS12. lol

[@loftsatsympaticodotc]

I never had any 'console' (to use). I know lots of people from early 20's to past 80's, almost none of whom "have a console (for games that is.) Actually almost all of them are involved in 3 dimensional,real, 24/7 daily life, which presents plenty enough creative challenges, without wasting, time, $$s, plastic, electronics and electrons on 'virtual' worlds.

[@heyyo162]

@@loftsatsympaticodotc Any game, no matter electronic or physical, is a time waste. Virtual digital worlds, or imaginary worlds from books, they are all the same - waste of time. Children should contribute to society and work on the fields, tie rugs, work in coal mines, or be sent to the front lines. Not wasting time on having fun. How can fun be productive?

[@muppet1011]

@@heyyo162 lol. The robots will be doing the manual work so I guess the kids will just have fun. Damn.

[@VoicesDarkYT]

I started with an atari and I plan on playing that ps12..

[@Fl0yd]

@@heyyo162 well, probably not everyone thinks that life has to be productive 100% of the time... what´s the point of it?

[@costrio]

I've read that hydrogen can work it's way through any container material. In your piece about graphen it was stated that it is impermiable to gases -- even the lightest one. Assuming the narrator meant hydrogen, it might be a solution to the long term storage of hydrogen, perhaps.

[@ahab6969]

Theoretically, if the graphene film/coating is flawless

[@We_Talk333KS]

Thanks for updated vision.

[@advancedmilitary3427]

Fantastic 😯😯😯

[@billyoung8118]

SpinLaunch: really safe until it isn't. Just imagine any tiny thing going wrong, then you have something weighing hundreds if not thousands of pounds, that is going thousands of miles per hour, possibly breaking apart and sending debris in countless directions. Not just satellite debris, but debris from the building. These would have to be built at very isolated locations - even more isolated than traditional launch pads.

[@toddsmith4280]

Or built partially into the earth with just the launch hatch being above the surface.

[@user-tr2dh4xx6u]

lmao they started off with spin launch... check out thunderfoot video on spin launch to get a full idea of how dumb that idea is... this video lost all cred in the first few seconds and im not even gonna finish it now

[@billyoung8118]

@@fearlesslearner3015 The kinetic energy of an average sized satellite, leaving one of those centrifuges, is about 6.9 billion Joules (2755 kg is avg satellite size, and 5000mph is 2235 m/s). For comparison purposes, the kinetic energy of one of the airplanes that hit the World Trade center is about 2.9 billion Joules (travelling 219m/s and assuming the mass was about half-way between the empty mass and max takeoff mass, I used 120,000kg). This puts the satellite's kinetic energy almost 2.4 times what each of the 9/11 airplanes had. I don't think there is a feasible way to design around containing that kind of energy damage.

[@KootFloris]

And I see all kind of countries building their own spin rocket launchers, aimed at wherever.

[@RcAndries]

Spinlaunch is not even close to being in a test state. Going 5000mph at ground level right now calls for materials that are not yet available due to air density at that altitude. Also if you look closely at the promo video it comes out spinning instead of a straight line.

[@brianhollenbeck8633]

The military applications for the fire extinguisher would make a perfect tactical weapon that leaves no trace...☠🕯like blowing out a candle.

[@darrelldawson4823]

I've been actively involved in fire & life safety for almost 10 years now. Since I was a young kid, I've had an interest in symatics (how sounds & vibrations interact with various things). I have known that sound waves interact with fire & have been avidly waiting for them to produce a more efficient "clean room" (server rooms, ect.) suppression system.

[@retiredrebel]

Wait to use the Sonic shower. Waterless Wash & Massage in 1. Just set your frequency & enjoy.

[@a.sobriquet6220]

This is so hopeful and exciting!

[@markorourke5901]

Love your information brother, keep up the good work, cheers.

[@jamespaul4618]

7:15 edge of the cloud 9:30 hydrogen fuel cell 11:00 star link 12:45 AI GPT 3 14 50 lithium ion battery 17:20 block chain 19:50 quantum computing.

[@dreamerthinker5956]

I suggest the exact same technologies should be presented on this channel… with the entire focus being the downside risks associated with each. Not all change is good. Much is, but not all. Top 15 Risks of the Top 15 Emerging Technologies is a video I look forward to, too.

[@AT-gi7kk]

And Nuclear Fusion: the moment the technology is developed it will be a complete socio-economical transformation - and it is much closer to reality than many of the ones mentioned in the video

[@kevinstroup]

Nuclear fusions is always just 10 years away. Always.

[@executiveorder7146]

Well I think there are better ways than nuclear fission from thorium to molten salt to geothermal

[@randylawrence9216]

T. Ttt p

[@steve41557]

Yes. Basically unlimited free energy!

[@infernonigh0]

Said every nuclear physicist, ever. 🤣🤣🤣

[@DebbieSuttle]

Nice awesome video right here 😊

[@navybarbie7271]

I’ve watched this video 10 times it gets me so excited for the future

[@jeffreysmith4196]

My home will always have my full attention. No thanks robot I got this lol

[@pvtparker8288]

Graphene, I think is by far the coolest technology we've had in awhile. The possibilities are insane, lighter stronger aircraft for planet and off planet transport, vehicles, Building structure, armed services which Includes ammo and armor ect. The fact this substance has properties that are effected by the addition of electrical properties and already has a clear like appearance sounds alot like something I've heard and seen in a movie! How many of you out there just sit back and wonder what kind of person comes up with this stuff!???

[@katjakat6683]

it's also toxic. what kind of person doesn't consider all possible effects of their inventions?

[@scmiddysmith4996]

@@katjakat6683 That is why its still in the testing phase. Due to its base of graphite it is toxic, but like a simple pencil casing it properly is key. Right now the graphene is being researched on how you could molecularly change the properties above. as stated in the video graphene as the correct properties for this.

[@pvtparker8288]

@@thomasroberts6151 I don't remember hearing if it's cost efficient compared to today's metal? I assume that's probably difficult to know seeing as they don't produce it in large quantities yet. I know they said it conducts heat really well but then I wonder how long it retains and distributes it? It seems more and more to me that the old saying ," If we can dream it then it's possible!"

[@doughope761]

I use a graphene-enhanced ceramic coating on my cars. It has unprecedented hydrophobic performance, and creates a stronger more durable bond than ceramic can. And better color depth as well. The past two years it's deservedly become widespread in the detailing market.

[@wiseguy9225]

@@pvtparker8288 I think there is a world market for maybe five computers - IBM in the 1940s

[@FiandMe16]

Thank you so much for giving me hope for my children’s and grandchildren’s and great grandchildren’s future. If we can solve the fascist way our government may be going, then we will be able to solve the rest. This was amazing. Where besides here (thank you) are these things being talked about? It’s so sad that companies have to compete instead of cooperating. Very well done for the video, and if this channel is only the distributor, thank you!

[@rockyou9967]

competition between companies is actually good. It challenges each one to make something better. New ideas would keep coming, technology would keep evolving nonstop. The downside is we all would also keep spending nonstop lol

[@JohnOBurke]

Fascist way?! lol! If this is a reference to vaccinations and masks....

[@FiandMe16]

@@JohnOBurke I’m vaccinated and boosted, wear a mask and live in enemy territory in South Carolina. I have either offended you with this revelation or clarified what you thought I was offending you with. I don’t wish to offend, but this is not the America I was born into. Imperfect as it was at least people cared about people. And government officials were considered public servants and not millionaires to the detriment of all. And it was not the norm to berate caring people for caring. So bizarre.

[@kaypee4704]

WEF and their millionaires cronies, crooked politicians/ governments are the Fascists……⁉️⁉️⁉️

[@traviskoontz4796]

Awesome exciting stuff

[@patentseekersresearchinc.4290]

Excellent video!

[@amogorkon]

15. spin launch - a different spin on mass drivers, but okay (sorry for the pun). 14. graphene - old hat by now and mostly an umbrella term for any 2d-material, but okay. 13. GPS 3 - old hat, in europe we have GALILEO and other parts of the world have similar navigation systems, but okay. 12. floating farms - meh. lab grown, 3d-printed meat and urban farming will have a much bigger impact 11. edge computing - not really a technology by itself but a fancy word for a trend that's been happening for years 10. self-healing concrete - meh. let's have flying/crawling drones that scan and repair buildings and infrastructure instead, please? 9. hydrogen fuel cells - the basic technology has been around for over 150 years, so.. old hat. the real breakthroughs are on the side of catalysts, metallo-organic frameworks and meta-materials, which *are* amazing, though. 8. satellite constellations - oh god, please no. our orbit already is so filled up with space junk that if we keep up shooting crap up there, we could get a chain-reaction with everything colliding that we lock ourselves in under a blanket of junk. thanks, but no thanks. 7. GPT-3 - deep learning definitely is a great enabling technology for many applications which will have further deep impacts. 6. connected homes - meh. 5. lithium metal battery - meh. there are a number of contesting technologies, we'll see which will win that race. 4. 3d printing - oh yeah, definitely. everything from building affordable houses, space habitats, consumer goods to organs for implantation. 3. blockchain - oh yeah, definitely. 2. fighting fire with sound - wtf? and that's even 2 on that list? how about weather control systems to let it rain on those wildfires instead? 1. quantum computing - oh yeah, definitely. stuff that should have made it on that list, imo: - RNA printing and encapsulation (like some covid vaccines) to fight cancer and other orphan diseases that were untreatable so far - organ/patient on a chip - microfluidics is an extremely powerful but underrated enabling technology - fusion power has made some great strides this past year and might be the enabling technology for an actual space industry/economy - say asteroid mining, meteor defense systems, habitats on moon and mars - self-driving cars - even if it sounds like an old hat. with only 10% of all cars being autonomous, traffic jams will be a thing of the past, overall fuel consumption will be drastically reduced and we could replace busses and trains by public cars that will bring people to their destinations like packages are routed on the internet.

[@micahberlin8332]

I'm gonna address some of your points out of order. Self healing concrete is way way cheaper and more practical than drones flying around fixing things. You highly underestimate graphene. Satellite systems are at different distances from the earth depending on their application, Stuff that breaks will either fall or fly off, not create this single layer of satellites and space junk. Fusion is the most over-hyped impossible technology, people forget that the main fuel source for the sun is the immense gravity it naturally gets from its immense mass, recreating that amount of gravity artificially will never be efficient. You're pretty spot on with everything else though. I watched the video and had to check the date to see if it wasn't made 5 years ago.

[@everettbrown2057]

I think you didn't quite explain that hydrogen vehicles are electric vehicles that use hydrogen to improve fuel density and weight when compared to batteries, Hydrogen production uses more electricity generally than just charging the battery, the efficiency emerges on the consumer end though allowing for longer range, lighter electric vehicles. The important thing is that this doesn't necessarily reduce the energy being used for fuel and on top of that the hydrogen-oxygen electron generator uses platinum and other rare metals. It's super cool but it won't change the world and will only truly be able to exist in energy secure, wealthy nations.

[@docked9953]

You're wrong and seeing as you are on KZbin do some research it costs very little to install a hydrogen cell which leads me to believe you are not genuine and posting to caus confusion

[@georgiosyiannakou5537]

@@docked9953 The hydrogen cell as it stands is quite expensive and the materials he mentions above is true. Go ahead and read some articles about the cells...

[@MrTemps92]

Battery EVs right now are all the hype, and TBH I don't see them being replaced by hydrogen fuel cells any time soon (if ever). I think it will only grow in convenience as home and apartment building chargers are becoming more of a norm than novelty. Where I can see hydrogen fuel cells exCELLing (pun intended) is electric planes and it kinda boggles my mind that I have not seen a single YT video talking about this (besides a brief mention here) (and I watch a lot of science communication videos, like too much for the free time I have available). It's lighter, planes require professional equipment and staff to get refueled as is, I see no downsides. If you have any material to recommend on hydrogen cell planes, feel free to share :)

[@everettbrown2057]

@@MrTemps92 It is a really interesting idea, I think that it has the potential to solve the need for high energy dense fuel in the air industry, if conventional jet fuels are to be phased out for the Global Warming Reasons, because Hydrogen has the greatest chemical energy density of any fuel (that we know of). An issue that is almost certainly being worked on right now is the need for an electric engine to meet the air industries expectations. Here is a video that may or may not scratch that itch. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZuXgXhvqqaHgKM

[@rerver8842]

@@MrTemps92 check out the channel Real Engineering, they've got videos on all sorts of stuff besides hydrogen too.

[@nameuser4406]

We are building a great world for the elite.

[@markg.7865]

Soon we will have human gene editing......for the rich. They will be able to live disease free and longer productive lives, people in their 60's will have bodies and minds of someone in their 30's.

[@nameuser4406]

@@markg.7865 Yep, CRISPR.

[@robinmunro7733]

I stumbled on this video, it'a really good, thanks. 👍

[@TheJackal3523]

Thank you! Very informative and interesting!

[@paulmicheldenverco1]

I saw a documentary on PBS about hydrogen cars and that was 30 years ago. It's amazing that we still haven't found a way to harness that energy.

[@kenswireart88]

The time I gave up on space was when I gave up on these and invisible cloak. Whatever you s ee in stores available for purchase that's what we get. 😭

[@XRTRACING]

They have. But the big oil tycoons won’t let it happen until every ounce of oil is used. And then we will see hydrogen companies owned by them same companies emerge.

[@legion5566]

We have hell I'm almost 40 and have been able to by toy hydrogen rockets since I was a kid the problem is hydrogen is easy to make and water is free even if you look up the numbers on electric vehicles there is so many extra charges and taxes owning one they still make ruffley the same profit

[@j.z.5678]

The prospect of most of these technologies is making me want to sell everything I own and live somewhere off grid out in the wilderness.

[@utgardkraft1412]

More and more people feel that way. Me too man.

[@adamgraft7563]

@@utgardkraft1412 I agree, technology is a double edged sword. We can already see the massive increase in stupidity and laziness in people in the West.

[@markg.7865]

Just go live with the Amish.

[@utgardkraft1412]

@@markg.7865 Doubt there are any in Europe. You cant really "just go live with" a group of people. If you are not part of their tribe, they very likely dont want you there.

[@everythingallin4905]

We won't miss ya but I might join you.

[@shne388]

Just like to point out on the connected home myth: our beloved elites and scientists said during the tech boom era that with more tech efficiency taking over jobs humans would have more time to focus on personal growth, hobbies, and living life in general. We can say now in the 21st century that's a myth. Instead, we've seen jobs lost to tech, higher production rates, the higher profits made captured by CEOs and shareholders, and a continual and systematic assault on workers' wages and benefits. Do you really believe that a connected home is going to give you more time to live or will it be a mechanism to control humans even more to kick them out of their homes and into worker slave camps? With all the innovation and tech we have now modern society should be living an easy life. Instead, we have record homelessness, mental conditions, an overbloated Pentagon budget, low and stagnant wages, no universal healthcare system, and rising inflation. Oh, and even if I could afford a connected home, they can burn it to the ground because I'll never choose to live in one.

[@anom3778]

Beloved elitists and scientists? Bias opinion incoming. Let's see would you rather build a plane with no mchainery or with machinery? Machines take over jobs right? What would normally take someone days to deliver a letter now we have electricity to do it for us. Those poor jobs are gone!

[@shne388]

@@anom3778 Never did I dis machinery. I dissed the myth that connected homes are going give us more "free time" to, as they say, fulfill self-development. They said that in the 70s and 80s and now here we are with record production rates and profits, yet the working-class is in worse economic standing than it was in the past. Basically, what I am saying is: Wallstreet has stolen our slice of the pie we helped to create and manifest and sold us a lie that humans would be better off economically.

[@deborahmcgauley6095]

We have it easy today because of technology. Not all tech lives up to it's hype. There is a trade off with tech the car has made transportation easy but all the stuff that goes with it has changed us and our environment. Electricity one of the greatest force that humans have harnessed is another technology that harms humans. Not everything goes according to plan

[@lisabevans2639]

Amen. Not to mention the horrific amount of money going to black ops in the Secret Space Program (s)! Yes, I'm being serious. As well as DUMBs. (Deep Underground Military Bases.) Look up Philip Schneider on KZbin and listen to some of his talks. Then see the picture of how he was found dead. For years I laughed at the whole idea of a cabal.

[@LeeReiss-hr3bi]

Wow! This video opened my eyes to so many possibilities for our future. 😍 It's amazing to see how technology can have such a positive impact on the world. Thank you for sharing! 🙌

[@Christina.N.]

One interesting video! I think the graphite is my favourite!

[@bradmccallum1]

I love the one about the hydrogen fuel cells....Considering this technology has been around for about 20 years...Just hasn't been used, due to a lack of pressure on the industry, and the fact that the patent was buried by large corporate interests.

[@GagandeepKaur-oh6gd]

Plus , cars running with cylinders filled with air..

[@lawrencehansen6637]

Your correct it has been around for a while but you didn’t go far enough back. There are videos of a man who actually did a cross country run with the technology in the 70’s! He mysteriously died and his invention disappeared 😉 And remember what was happening in that time period!! Carter’s embargoes on OPEC which caused Americans to spend hours in lines to get fuel for the week and then it wasn’t a guarantee that there would be once you reached the pump.

[@jasontempest4233]

That Acoustic Extinguisher will probably end up being used as a weapon somewhere. By removing the oxygen supply one could temporarily or permanently suffocate potential aggressors.

[@squeakybunny2776]

Anything and everything ends up being used as a weapon sadly...

[@nekosimp7751]

thats how technology implementation works, if its a good idea then the first place it gets used is by military, followed by the sex industry, medicine and then the average consumer market.

[@jadespider7526]

yeah, it doesn't "remove the oxygen", it just pushes it around. for a small fire it'll extinguish the fire, for a larger house fire or forest fire, it'll just act as a bellows.

[@blabla-rg7ky]

and the satellite constellation is as scary as most things in this shitty videoclip: what's stopping a soulless, inhumane piece of shit of a genius evil hacker from synchronizing all of the satellites and beaming the entire planet into nothingness. I swear to God that humans should not have access to technology. Either this, or have no freedom at all

[@mr.nobody9086]

Please don't give them ideas.

[@youxkio]

18:31 I understand the benefits of using this tech for fire extinguishing. However, every fire aftermath still has embers of a fire that may still be active. Probably sound and water combined on fire extinguishing may be a good solution to save water.

[@eltoro6064]

That sound fire-extinguisher looks ugly, cumbersome, and crazy. The firefighter has to get so close to the small flame to extinguish it. He is likely to be burnt in the LA fire. I don't see it being used so close to a forest fire the likes of LA.

[@mundaner-1163]

@@eltoro6064 They should just make them bigger like the Sonic weapons (USW).

[@wallywalpamur4960]

I shall inform the creator of this much overlooked f*ckup and recommend you get a gold star. ;)

[@youxkio]

@@wallywalpamur4960 Thank you, Captain. I love you since the 80s.

[@deannang455]

GPS 3 seems good for search and rescue, but humans are too resentful and would use it to spy on people they disagree with, set up crimes and accuse them for it and publicly shame them with false evidence. Why would you care about someone picking their nose in their living room?

[@srinivasanlingeswaran2558]

Nicely compilation & Excellent Presentation

[@dellaluo1753]

Mind blowing!!!

[@tiberiusava4592]

what about the next nuclear energy reactors, from small-modular to Thorium based and TRISO (pebble bed) reactors? green-energy cheap and able to be delivered all the time

[@aaabucus3104]

What about the future of VR and this relation to the adult industry 💕

[@cryingwater]

@@aaabucus3104 Chill dude. You're down bad

[@wotagoodname]

What about sliced bread and the ability it provides to make quick sandwiches

[@HF1.0]

I don’t see you creating it….

[@wotagoodname]

@@HF1.0 well I'm not a baker

[@bpt2333]

I'd really appreciate a study into the potential advantages of META Materials in manipulating light, EMF, heat and even replacing silicon as semiconductors. Nearly every industry can benefit from the improvements and cost reductions, META Materials can provide. Really enjoy your videos, thank you!

[@DownBad4RK]

Tbh that’s not good

[@invisableobserver]

There desperately needs a solution to eliminate radiation from light, EMF, wifi, dirty electricity, semi conductors, cell towers & phones, smart meters, fluorescent & LED lights, variable electrical engines, TV, computers, electric cars, etc. Possibly harness the radiation for a safe useful purpose. Young people have been so contaminated by EMF radiation that they have not the mental capability to understand that EMF/RF it is slowly killing all living things on earth by disrupting the electrical magnetic atmosphere.

[@rannnoch]

@@invisableobserver Interestingly, the old gaelic order frequently makes reference to the use and importance of telepaths employed in various courts and governments around the world, and further that due to the polution of the airwaves with artificial emf has removed the ability for humans to communicate telepathically. Some things I read suggest that human language actually is the sending of telepathic signals, since the truth cannot be told it can only be realised by your self. I love this as a concept but I haven't seen anything else about it really. I think the implication being that all of this interference is removing the average ability to truly connect with eachother... that sounds very relevant to this digital universe we are now weaving into ourselves. A paradox? the host which allows us to mimic our natural method of communication into something that can be sent beyond the "physical" self's reach, is also unintentionally(?) dulling our ability to properly realise new information due to all of the extra layers of noise(energy) permeating as deep as it can into the fabric of existence. We are "objectively" more connected than ever yet some of these inhabitants experiencing their reality in our modern industrial society feel like divisiveness is only increasing as this synthetik fog thickens, causing exponentially more clusters of people to end up inculcating themselves into an improperly filtered reality, which I think could be the manifestation of what we would diagnose as mental illnesses, with the obvious big one being schizophrenia which is... yep... inconcievable to us in this realm of consciousness.

[@mijingbasumatary3533]

Ur washed bro

[@rahmdeundergrad4998]

@@invisableobserver There is already a solution to this coming out of africa. They just wont tell you about it.

[@macsimpson7771]

The spin launch, assuming my math is correct, would release the capsule at over 5000mph neglecting drag and friction. That's insane.

[@josepedrobraz3814]

your math? he says it in the video...

[@anjalipaithane2284]

Amazing, unbelievable

[@iadverts4u8]

Thank you so much.

[@gold_twisted]

A question for the self-healing concrete: When the bacteria "heals" the concrete cracks does it know when to stop producing limestone?

[@ADreamPainter]

yeah, almost seems like someone might have to come through with an electric sander every once in a while.....

[@dropppitlikeitshott]

Possibly when it stops being exposed to oxygen.

[@kris.chakarov]

Decent question, because the process as it seems goes inside-out and it will be either based on parallel structure and when the crack is in the middle it will be fulfilled until all particles are connected or the structure will have to be pre-determined so it can rebuilt itself in the same shape without the bacteria being overused and causing deformations? What about cracks that are on the edge of the shape?

[@Krommandant]

It stops as soon as the crack is healed, since there is no water and oxygen for the bacteria to consume once the crack is healed. A milimetric stub may appear on the surface of the concrete where there was once a crack.

[@richardfiennes3616]

Lime mortar / render self heals and breathes, making it FAR better in most applications than concrete.

[@ominosertypiminternet7949]

Things I missed in the video: 1. Fusion power 2. Room temperature superconductors 3. Brain-computer interface, 4. CRISPR-Cas9 5. Asteroid mining 6. Self-driving cars

[@anuragdeshmukh8780]

Also nuclear fusion Artificial intelligence

[@darrenstettner5381]

We live in such an exciting time in human history. Things are getting so interesting. If we can just prevent the zombies from ruining society we can probably make it to the next level.

[@Star-kp8oc]

and racism and government tyranny authorization living.

[@darrenstettner5381]

@@Star-kp8oc still better than it used to be by a lot. Things seem to be taking a turn in the wrong direction in the first world nations and I wouldn’t be surprised if everything gets ruined but this is still just about the best it’s ever been.

[@dharmappabarki9557]

Very well said

[@MIRAAJMUHAMMAD_666]

Great video thanks alot

[@scottgreen3807]

Great stuff.

[@maalekar]

The quantum computer part was also lacking information. Right now models are aimed at specific applications to be useful. You cannot think of a quantum computer as you do a general binary computing platform. The problems they will solve will be astonishing but you will likely not see a non-specific platform of use for quite a while.

[@ClarkPotter]

You don't want to be that guy who said the same thing about computers we use now. Imagine the power of quantum computer neural networks. With access to all human knowledge and exponential imagination...probably a new order of consciousness even that we can't fathom. Able to think a virtually infinite amount of thoughts simultaneously.

[@SirenaWF1]

Quantum computers are made to solve linear algebraic equations.

[@jeremybroderick9465]

Carbon is BAD! MK! LMFBO

[@georgepalmer5497]

Maybe quantum computers could help us map out the neurocircuitry of the brain. Could be we could rig up an interface between human brains and quantum computers. We might even get a situation where computers are controlling us, kind of like in the movie "The Matrix", only humans would be supplying computing powers that machines can make use of, instead of machines using us for energy.

[@samuelluria4744]

@@ClarkPotter - Agreed. I really think most people are DRASTICALLY underestimating the potentials of both quantum computation and AI.

[@Thunderstormworld]

I have one problem with floating farms and that is when animals is confined to small cubicles and is cruel as how would you feel like being limited to a small cubicle? Don't have a problem with plants as they don't move around.

[@daviddriscoll330]

I would never impose my feelings on another person, much less another species.

[@Aihiospace]

What on earth is so great about different companies building their own satellite constellations and blocking/distorting our view of the universe?

[@C-JLChannel]

The music is so good 👍 Please put them in the description

[@LOGICZOMBIE]

GREAT WORK

[@shivumthatte3638]

The most incredible emerging technology without doubt is fusion.

[@meestermeesterhastings.3159]

Yes and we could be up and running with cold fusion but they said Ponds and Fleishman were wrong...

[@mamixon100]

The most needed will be desalination. Power can be gained in many ways. Fresh water(for the current population and future) not so much. Being a renewable resource only matters if you use less than what's replenished.

[@Troy_nov1965]

Man the worlds gonna go haywire when it gets hit with a big solar flare that knocks out this wonderful technology. People will not know what to do. Id like to see todays culture try to grow food , build a shelter, hunt animals and try to survive without a smart phone.

[@o2bnob]

I’m pretty sure the world would become barbaric!

[@jaquigreenlees]

before watching I have to say, the thumb of an electromagnet picking iron up is not a new or emerging technology.

[@XxXx-rn2fe]

When displaying the 2x artifical intelligence generated faces during the GPT-3 the reference said "Plug Power", was that an error? I'm not aware of Plug Power being involved in anything GPT-3 related. Edit: at 12:48 in the video (bottom left reference states "Plug Power")

[@Hollowdude15]

Cool video man :]

[@robywankenoby1968]

I think you forgot nuclear fusion. This could be the major game changer over all the others if they achieve the goal of mantain the reaction lighted and seems that they are very close to do it

[@ishwarikrs2852]

3D Printing and self healing concrete seems pretty cool and beneficial but most other things like A.I and smart homes scare the shit outta me and are creepy as hell, almost end of days like.

[@TWR1988]

I just spent the day tricking my phone (apples most recent iOS update has rogue capabilities). Needless to say, I just scared the crap out of apple 😂 Erased my iPhone in defiance of their safeguards twisted by their rogue upgrade turned Trojan. It changed the passcodes that I’ve stuck with (banks, phones, everything has had the same codes for 10+ years) locking me out of my entire home network (android affected by iOS, wasn’t meant to be possible;.. but it happened) My desktop, laptop, smart TV, iPhone 7, and iPhone 13 Pro Max, Amazon Assistant, all affected by an iPhone software update that has been redesigned to learn and self-adapt. I’ve had to wipe all of my devices and remove them from my home network;.. including reinitialising my wifi bridge, and resetting my NBN modem (to factory protocols) This sounds like a horrible sci fi story, but it happened today (Rogue A.I. defeated by a woman with learning disabilities)

[@everythingallin4905]

@@TWR1988 what a nightmare. Holy crap. Talk about making things complicated.

[@TWR1988]

@Everything All In tried to explain the scenario;.. and was censored 😂

[@techsummitglobal]

This is very interesting!

[@EarthSurferUSA]

I think it depends on how old you are, and where you grew up. You see, in the 60's in the USA, we had cartoons, super hero type cartoons, where the hero says, "We can't let this technology fall into the wrong hands!", and there was always some evil scientist, who wanted to take over the world, who tried to get it. Guess what happened? The cement is cool though, so far.

[@IrishPhotoArchive1952]

Great stuff, pity about the dreadful noise music drowning out the speaker 🔊

[@wildcalmxtra]

Thank you, this was fascinating. Especially the self healing concrete, and edge computing.

[@elliotpines6225]

Quantum computers cannot actually solve "any" problem that classical ones can, however, they are magnificient at solving what are called NP-hard problems-really difficult ones that classical computers can't because the time it would take with classical computers grows exponentially with the number of elements in the problem. Combining quantum computers in a hybrid network with classical ones could prove to "do it all," however.

[@ThomasLee123]

Problem with that is that no human ever sees that code. You never know how the machine solved the problem. For example, some problems really beg for the end of humanity! Read Sci Fi sometime!

[@jackadams1757]

@@ThomasLee123 You're mixing up quantum computing and machine learning/AI there mate. Quantum computing most definitely needs to be coded still. It's got nothing to do with AI, though that's not to say it might not one day be used to power AI.

[@aetherdivision]

I think the chatter regarding what people may or may not know is Shor's algorithm scares people because they hear something about quantum computes being able to break security, but they aren't aware of quantum safe encryption schemes like lattice/LWE, or something like bb-84 which eliminates these problems by basing cryptography on physics instead of math.

[@gregorymorse8423]

Quantum computers can't solve NP hard problems. This is flat out wrong. They can solve problems in BQP like integer factorization. But to mislead yourself into thinking they can solve problems in NP is pretty naive. Nonetheless there are plenty of applications for them.

[@stevenichols2938]

Increased forest fires in California since the 70's is a product of well-meaning environmentalism that doesn't allowed forests to be cleared of underbrush and doesn't allowed for controlled burning. States with more conservationist approaches have fared far better.

[@publicguy1664]

English doesn't sounded like your firstest language. No environmentalism isn't what's causing the fires dipshit. Yes, it is partly because of not clearing out built up under brush, but thats a budgetary cause. For profit fire fighting companies have also lobbied against it. But its mostly extreme heat/drought from anthropomorphic climate change in combo with corporate carelessness or human carelessness.

[@bearup1612]

@@publicguy1664 Are you a fire fighter or volunteer fire fighter. The bushfires here in Australia where caused by the Greens in government and environmental groups protesting against fuel reduction burns in state and federal forests and national parks. it had nothing to do with global warming or co2 levels. next you will be using the Michael Mann hockey stick which was shown to be flawed when he used tree ring data because the other data showed a normal progression and reduction in temperatures. The world has been hotter with higher CO2 levels. The planet might be getting warmer but I do not believe it is from fossil fuels. world pollution levels have been relativly static since the 1960s any increase would have been global natural. I say this because from the late 1760 till the 1960s people where burning coal and wood for warmth and energy from steam. it was only when electricity was put in homes and industry the coal and wood burning reduced the pollution. If people still burnt coal and wood to keep warm and cook we would see a different story than we are seeing today.

[@zxuiji]

1:30, birds be like "fuck that solar panel in particular!"

[@halnogaies1256]

Nice info!

[@slowpoke3102]

Nice to know that McDonnell Douglas old tech concept (mass drivers) are still at the forefront of today's 'new' technology. Just when will they get any credit?

[@larsrons7937]

Great video, very interesting subjects, some of these might drastically change our world. 4:53 Floating farms - perhaps the most creative and innovative idea of them all? (except that they have been used in Latin America since ancient times)

[@L117music]

I beleive that mechanical technologies of old will make a comeback they don't need electricity and they were eco friendly and most of the material they were made from were either biodegradeable or recyclable too.

[@anuk24]

Like what

[@incognitotorpedo42]

@@anuk24 Flintstone cars.

[@guillermo-pe9ie]

thanks the gps3 option sounds soooo dope and i wish the news talked much more about it!

[@functionalvanconversion4284]

I love seeing these types of videos, but they can never come to the market too soon:).

[@AbandonTheWest]

Should be looking into Thorium as a new power source. So so much better than anything else we have out there.

[@BillGreenAZ]

Yes, lots of energy in Thorium.

[@ricke6854]

But we'll have fusion by then

[@BillGreenAZ]

@@ricke6854 Back in 1990 I heard a lecture by someone from the General Atomics Fusion Research facility in San Diego. He said back then he was optimistic that we would have a viable fusion source in 10 years. Fast forward to today. I'm not holding my breath.