From Today To The Year 3000: Let's Dive Into The Future!

What does the future hold? What will become of this planet and its inhabitants in the centuries to come?
We are living in a historical period that sometimes feels like the prelude to something truly remarkable or terribly dire about to unfold.
This captivating video seeks to decipher the signs and attempt to construct plausible scenarios from the nearly nothing we hold in our hands today.
As always, it will be scientific discoveries leading the dance of change, while philosophers, writers, politicians, and all the others will have the seemingly trivial task of containing, describing, and guiding.
Before embarking on our journey through time, let me state the obvious: No one knows the future!
Numerous micro and macro factors could alter this trajectory-world wars, pandemics, unimaginable social shifts, or climate disasters.
Nevertheless, we're setting off. And we're doing so by discussing the remaining decades of the century we're experiencing right now.
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Credits: Ron Miller, Mark A. Garlick / MarkGarlick.com ,Elon Musk/SpaceX/ Flickr
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00:00 Intro
1:20 Artificial Intelligence
2:40 2030 the ELT telescope
3:20 2031 The International Space Station is deorbited
4:05 2035 the cons
4:45 2036 humans landed on mars
5:05 2037. The global population reaches 9 billion
5:57 2038 2038. Airplane accident casualties = 0
6:20 Fusion power is nearing commercial availability
7:01 2042 Supercomputers
7:30 2045 turning point for human-artificial intelligence interactions
8:58 2051 Establishment of the first permanent lunar base
9:25 2067 The first generation of antimatter-powered spacecraft emerging
10:07 2080 Autonomous vehicles dominate the streets
10:35 2090 Religion is fading from European culture
10:55 2099 Consideration of Mars terraforming
11:28 22nd century Moon and Mars Settlements
12:10 2130 transhumanism
12:41 2132 world records are shattered
12:57 2137 a space elevator
14:32 2170 By this year, there are dozens of human settlements on the Moon
15:18 2180
16:18 23rd century Immortality
16:49 2230 Hi-Tech and Automated Cities
17:23 2310 23rd Century: Virtual Reality and Immortality
18:01 2320 antimatter-powered propulsion
18:40 2500 Terraforming Mars Abandoned.
19:05 2600 Plastic Cleanup.
19:25 2800 Silent Probes.
19:37 3100 Humanity as a Type 2 Civilization
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[@InsaneCuriosity]

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[@realAmosKoech]

Love your videos.

[@jabuamu8887]

excellent videos

[@MichaelWinter-ss6lx]

Your confusing decades, centuries and millenia. Don't take life too serious; Its not gonna be forever. 🚀🏴‍☠️🎸

[@gabrielaispas5142]

Everything will be so artificial, i will be sorrounded by robots, not by humans, not by animals. The food will be artificial, the "air" will be, probably, artificially produced... Will I be "natural"? No! I will also be a fake product of the future... I do not like this new world, but fortunatelly I will be dead until then.

[@nitemare1525]

The future looks so bright 🌞

[@GRosa250]

In a hundred years someone will find this video on FutureTube and laugh about how many things they got wrong.

[@Paullupinacci]

They’ll also be curious to see what we got right!!

[@emulatemetheuniverse.3670]

Or right lol

[@gdguyllew2956]

Your right lol

[@Krysdavar]

Ha ha we already do that to videos that are just 50 years old.

[@xh3598]

World War Three is unlikely to transpire until after 2045, and then only if one side believes its technological superiority can guarantee dominance in the aftermath. Following such a conflict, there's a possibility of a one-world order emerging, shaping a different global landscape for perhaps a century or two before another period of turmoil ensues. Let us cherish life to the fullest while we still can. However, it's imperative to acknowledge the potential consequences of constructing the Southern WALL, as it might prove to be a fatal barrier during the inevitable onset of a significant conflict like WWIII, potentially trapping countless individuals seeking refuge to the South. The enactment of gun control laws may be seen as a measure for the post-war period, as governments might seek to minimize resistance to establishing a one-world order. Presently, there are three Microchip manufacturers under construction in the US, designed in a bunker bomb-resistant manner, hinting at preparations for preserving selected individuals for the aftermath. In essence, while there is the potential for a bright future for humanity, it's crucial to remain mindful of the complexities and challenges that lie ahead. In summary, History will always repeat itself every century before progress is made due to WASHDOWN.

[@NighDarke]

The biggest problem we have is that we can't stop fighting over everything. Until we can get that under control how far we can advance as a species is going to be limited.

[@kylevice6768]

They actually addressed that in the video. At some point, politics would be mostly governed by AI. After that was when the almost quantum leaps in advancement started to happen.

[@geo77sand]

Very, very true! Look what's happening right now, 2024, between Russia & Ukraine and especially Israel, Palestine and all their neighbors.

[@MikeJones-rk1un]

Ironic that important advancements were made because of war. Peaceful people get soft

[@NomadicBrian]

The further along and outward we go the less human we will be. This hybrid AI/Human for example. After all we kill each other often on the planet because we think on a more primitive level.

[@SylvainSybaris]

The solution to end or at least limit conflicts is for the world to be one (1) country under one (1) Political party, and preferably the Republican Party.... This way there couldn't be any more wars other than typical crimes and such, and there will still be typical domestic fighting of course.... Sure, that will never happen in my opinion because the USA, England, Russia & China, and others would NEVER agree to give up their country... Maybe in the year 3000 things might be different.

[@JEBlancoMEd]

My grandson will be 1 year old next month - he will be 76 years old in the 22nd century. This should blow our minds.

[@cjdfv]

Simple math isn't really mind blowing.

[@mz.weiners187]

@@cjdfv 😂😂

[@Rob-zw5qs]

Why should it?

[@user-nc3te2wp4h]

My grandson will be 83 where will I BE 🤔🤔😭

[@xh3598]

World War Three is unlikely to transpire until after 2045, and then only if one side believes its technological superiority can guarantee dominance in the aftermath. Following such a conflict, there's a possibility of a one-world order emerging, shaping a different global landscape for perhaps a century or two before another period of turmoil ensues. Let us cherish life to the fullest while we still can. However, it's imperative to acknowledge the potential consequences of constructing the Southern WALL, as it might prove to be a fatal barrier during the inevitable onset of a significant conflict like WWIII, potentially trapping countless individuals seeking refuge to the South. The enactment of gun control laws may be seen as a measure for the post-war period, as governments might seek to minimize resistance to establishing a one-world order. Presently, there are three Microchip manufacturers under construction in the US, designed in a bunker bomb-resistant manner, hinting at preparations for preserving selected individuals for the aftermath. In essence, while there is the potential for a bright future for humanity, it's crucial to remain mindful of the complexities and challenges that lie ahead. In summary, History will always repeat itself every century before progress is made due to WASHDOWN.

[@sprinter768]

Back To The Future 2 got several things right about the year 2015 despite being a comedy movie but got other things wrong, like flying cars in a massive scale which probably will never happen. That goes to show how difficult to predict the future is and how we tend to be too optimistic when we do it. Personally, I'm not too optimistic about our future, but I hope I'm wrong about that.

[@Mattipedersen]

I agree.. After all, there have been flying cars introduced already, of which only a few were assembled and sold. The market just never really grabs onto the idea, as flying cars are simply impractical. However, I will say that if it ever is going to happen, our best path toward developing flying transportation may be through the continuous development of drone technology, etc

[@alar4388]

Better that way, the ideea of flying car is stupid, imagine a drunk driver crashing into an apartment on 3rd floor ....

[@tstager1978]

@@alar4388 They would be autonomous, and they are coming.

[@diongreen3261]

i always tell my gf i wish i was born 100 yrs in the future 😂

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

@@alar4388 Flying cars would have to be given a destination, and an AI would work out how to get there, would comminicate with other flying cars, etc. If there is the one-in-a billion who can afford one, then human piloting could be practical, but if they were going to replace cars, then flying one would be out of the capability of a human driver.

[@elsatiro11]

A very optimistic view of the future. Hopefully the super kings of the world will allow some of this happen.

[@elsatiro11]

@@jeremyalexander8442 Hahahahaha!

[@Atheist7]

DAMN RIGHT!!!

[@chadbernard6315]

Right

[@Ear_Wagle]

Correct!! I see things getting really hard/bad in the next 10 years

[@MrManfly]

@@Ear_Wagle The despots of the world always threatening nuclear war might have something to say about all this potential in the next several hundred years !

[@milesrobinson7399]

Thinking about the 3000s to the 9000s is terrifying too me

[@mistycloud4455]

AGI Will be man's last invention

[@bumfitmusic101]

The year 3000? You must be feeling optimistic. Let's get thru 2024 first...

[@hortenciac878]

It is wishful thinking that humans will even be around by then. We are heading in the wrong direction now more than ever.

[@reneguay1347]

Unless we reduce the population by 60% this planet will not support human life in the future we are running out of everything and destroying the planet

[@MeganVictoriaKearns]

As far as natural history tells us, whenever any species evolves too rapidly it goes extinct.

[@spanishprisoner]

Yeah, it's okay genius timmy here. Go back to bed and sleep.

[@bentramell729]

Humans will never escape the earth in these ways. The biblical prophetic end is closing in fast. Evil will bring hell on earth and God will wrap up the human experiment.

[@cragkeeper]

​@@bentramell729Thank God !

[@peterclarke3020]

I would sincerely hope that we clean up plastics much sooner than this video suggests - 600 years time ! We would be drowning in them way before then. We should be making efforts to clean up plastics right now.

[@spanishprisoner]

Plastic? Your concern ist plastics?

[@user-zd1th9it3h]

Yes !- We need to go back to glass and paper bags.

[@meglobob9217]

This is a very, very depressing view of our future. I am glad I won't be there!

[@user-bh4ge1pm2t]

Really? I found it rather uplifting. If anything, I thought they were being overly optimistic. What parts did you find depressing?

[@TrueStory1827]

Still no flying cars

[@user-bh4ge1pm2t]

@TrueStory1827 Flying cars, eh? Look into orbital habitats like O'Neil Cylinders. Wouldn't be hard to design one of those in which people could fly under their own power.

[@loge10]

I'm with you - I already find our social changes with technology severely depressing. AI scares the hell out of me - and it's going to run things? And we can't get along as it is - technology isn't going to solve that. I couldn't even watch the entire series of The Expanse because it showed no evolution sociologically, just technologically. That's more the vision I see...

[@robertocaetano4945]

Something i dont understand, high technology demands rare materials that cannot find easily on Earth and its not something eco friendly...How can we survive with such high technology and with a fast growing population? We dont have planet to sustain such things...and how about poverty? corruption? Crime rate? To me, we are much closer to a Judge Dredd world than this wonderful world they are showing us.

[@jus10lewissr]

I highly doubt we'll ever become a type II civilization on the Kardashev scale. There's just far too many things that will either hold us back or quite literally knock us backward entirely. I personally think it's more realistic that we could go from "Jetsons" to "Flintstones" in regards to technology, civilization, and so forth, than it is for us to even come close to making it to type II. The reasons for this are seemingly endless but it could be something as simple as a massive cataclysm. Regardless, it definitely seems more likely for us to be set back than it does to achieve such a huge accomplishment.

[@mike9347]

Type II? We gotta get to Type I first.

[@ujayet]

if we don’t make it to a type 1 or 2 religious nut is what will hold us back.

[@jimmystrickland1034]

The jump in technology from from the yr 2000 to 2025 is insane. Imagine another 975 yrs from now..

[@dennyclosser8456]

With a development of AI it is a possibility. It’s going to keep multiplying in intelligence and implementation from here on out at a paste that we probably are not gonna be able to realize.

[@loge10]

​​@@ujayetThat's highly simplistic. Personally I see big tech already undermine our humanity to the point that I'm glad I'm not going to be around to see any of this - and I'm not especially religious. I think either technology itself, or a natural or man-made cataclysm (like climate change - and how many major wars are currently going on right now?) will do us in more than religious extremism.

[@user-ni2nh4qp6z]

Love futuristic city with my dream come true😊 Can't wait🎉

[@whitewolfcrowley6550]

The absolute optimism in this.. but I'd like it if you would do a video on all world conflicts from present day to maybe a millennium

[@rambultruesdell3412]

WW4 will be fought with sticks and stones somehow between 'Braveheart' and 'Mad Max' 😁. Seriously though, i agree 👍 1000 years 😡💥🤬 🎵🎶 ☢️☣️ 🤑😁

[@whitewolfcrowley6550]

Probably be Anti matter and Casaba Howitzer's.@@rambultruesdell3412

[@shidposting4011]

It’s not possible to accurately predict human conflict 50 years from now let alone 1000

[@cdabcdefg12345]

This is optimism to you?😩

[@xh3598]

World War Three is unlikely to transpire until after 2045, and then only if one side believes its technological superiority can guarantee dominance in the aftermath. Following such a conflict, there's a possibility of a one-world order emerging, shaping a different global landscape for perhaps a century or two before another period of turmoil ensues. Let us cherish life to the fullest while we still can. However, it's imperative to acknowledge the potential consequences of constructing the Southern WALL, as it might prove to be a fatal barrier during the inevitable onset of a significant conflict like WWIII, potentially trapping countless individuals seeking refuge to the South. The enactment of gun control laws may be seen as a measure for the post-war period, as governments might seek to minimize resistance to establishing a one-world order. Presently, there are three Microchip manufacturers under construction in the US, designed in a bunker bomb-resistant manner, hinting at preparations for preserving selected individuals for the aftermath. In essence, while there is the potential for a bright future for humanity, it's crucial to remain mindful of the complexities and challenges that lie ahead. In summary, History will always repeat itself every century before progress is made due to WASHDOWN.

[@frankmcmillan7309]

Very interesting. But completely omitted the impact of genetic engineering. Even before CRISPR gene editing we began to take over control of our own genetic design, and it all is coming far faster than our full understanding of gene interactions and epigenetic effects. We are already designing animals, and human design will follow (regardless of individual countries' efforts to legislate against it). The proverbial child playing with matches.

[@chefscorner7063]

Once that genie was let out of the bottle I knew there'd be not only no turning back, but also that any International Laws, agreements, whatever term you like to use would be all but useless. I can only wonder what has been created since and what I wonder scares the heck outta me!!

[@SleepDemonSleepyPasta]

Wonderfully entertaining video! Thank you for your hard work! If I could just make a suggestion that you leave the year that is being discussed on screen for the entire explanation. 🙏 Just as a approximate reference

[@andilemtwana1871]

You forgot to add the numerous wars and conflicts that did or almost did wipe out our civilisation.

[@xh3598]

World War Three is unlikely to transpire until after 2045, and then only if one side believes its technological superiority can guarantee dominance in the aftermath. Following such a conflict, there's a possibility of a one-world order emerging, shaping a different global landscape for perhaps a century or two before another period of turmoil ensues. Let us cherish life to the fullest while we still can. However, it's imperative to acknowledge the potential consequences of constructing the Southern WALL, as it might prove to be a fatal barrier during the inevitable onset of a significant conflict like WWIII, potentially trapping countless individuals seeking refuge to the South. The enactment of gun control laws may be seen as a measure for the post-war period, as governments might seek to minimize resistance to establishing a one-world order. Presently, there are three Microchip manufacturers under construction in the US, designed in a bunker bomb-resistant manner, hinting at preparations for preserving selected individuals for the aftermath. In essence, while there is the potential for a bright future for humanity, it's crucial to remain mindful of the complexities and challenges that lie ahead. In summary, History will always repeat itself every century before progress is made due to WASHDOWN.

[@ldubt4494]

Its impossible to wipe out humanity. Humanity doesnt live in only 1 City. It has spread to every nook and cranny, and even with the worst nuclear war civilization would survive. And that in many places.

[@diegolopesme]

nope i dont think a single war can almost wipe out humanity with current technolagy like a nuclear war sure bilions die but them southern hemisfere will not be targeted by nukes a super virus is weak when lower population

[@rx7tool]

Won't have those wars if we have AI making the decisions for us. It'll make the best possible decision for any situation. I believe we should already start using AI to run our president's instead of what we have now

[@leeg8461]

Humanity will be a distant memory by 2300. That is, if there were humans alive to remember.

[@diegolopesme]

if cyborgs declare they are not human

[@marcus4398]

lol no we will not

[@diegolopesme]

@@marcus4398 are u a cyborg

[@leeg8461]

@marcus4398 hope ur right.

[@shakekr1750]

They completely neglected nuclear weapons

[@diegolopesme]

theres something called anti missle defense

[@Ww8.3]

@@diegolopesme which at best is a crap shoot for shooting down ballistic nuclear weapons. At best it’s 50-50 and what happens when hundreds are on their way?

[@diegolopesme]

@@Ww8.3 what about the future also nuclear weapons willl disapear anri-matter maybe but there stuff liike asteroids with are much effective than nuclear weapons

[@darthvader2070]

Pretty sure in 2132 there will be no Islamabad on the face of the Earth.😂

[@koulsanj]

I appreciate the happy ending of this virtual journey to human future. BTW , what is going to happen to air we breathe now, the water we drink , the nature we enjoy, the music we listen to and the love and petty fights ?

[@diegolopesme]

better air and watter unless total war nuclear war chemical war music probabaly alot difirent war much more devasitating

[@garcinder]

As always, speculating on humanity's future is quite fun, entertaining, and thought provoking. Eventually, some prove out as accurate. Others? Likely not at all. Only time provides truth for all. And most certainly, most everyone alive today will never know how things did play out.

[@MeganVictoriaKearns]

I hate that I'll never know what future humans will eventually accomplish.

[@willkuss5374]

Love the way the presentatìon ran. The 300 yr mark needs acceleration to 200yrs from now. We will become augmented/enhanced more and more, in the next hundred years. Life spans will also be extended. We'll expand our quantum knowledge to an unbelievable extent, we will visit other universes.

[@sirrom5155]

we laugh now how they thought the future would look four months ago, but I'm impressed at how much they got right.

[@aadboomkever8633]

Beautiful video ❤

[@lenlen6559]

As if airplane crashes are our biggest or most hazardous concerns 😒

[@robbybeum212]

Can't wait for 2090!

[@thejiggitygiggity90]

I'll be 100 years old in august that year lol haha

[@xh3598]

World War Three is unlikely to transpire until after 2045, and then only if one side believes its technological superiority can guarantee dominance in the aftermath. Following such a conflict, there's a possibility of a one-world order emerging, shaping a different global landscape for perhaps a century or two before another period of turmoil ensues. Let us cherish life to the fullest while we still can. However, it's imperative to acknowledge the potential consequences of constructing the Southern WALL, as it might prove to be a fatal barrier during the inevitable onset of a significant conflict like WWIII, potentially trapping countless individuals seeking refuge to the South. The enactment of gun control laws may be seen as a measure for the post-war period, as governments might seek to minimize resistance to establishing a one-world order. Presently, there are three Microchip manufacturers under construction in the US, designed in a bunker bomb-resistant manner, hinting at preparations for preserving selected individuals for the aftermath. In essence, while there is the potential for a bright future for humanity, it's crucial to remain mindful of the complexities and challenges that lie ahead. In summary, History will always repeat itself every century before progress is made due to WASHDOWN.

[@Skull211]

@@thejiggitygiggity90 i would be 85 but humans by then live longer or perhaps reverse aging

[@davidwillis5016]

Thanks

[@user-zd1th9it3h]

I’d rather - go back in time, than forward. 🍃🌸🍃

[@emiliomencia7429]

Really i hope so....i wish so much to stay alive to see it

[@TheWandererproject]

I love this video from front to back. Great job! Although I have my faith in a possibility that another star system has life similar to human life! Advanced life 🎉

[@darrinsteven7002]

Greed will destroy the planet.

[@diegolopesme]

nope to destroy a planet like earth you need nanobots im pretty sure the only one who will use this will be alien civilitiaon

[@dennyclosser8456]

Definitely intriguing

[@oWnagejUice36]

That was awesome! What a journey into our distant & epic future! Thank you!

[@JimmyNoob]

I hope and fear for the future and although I won’t be in it, space exploration and the merge of Human and AI in this video makes me think of this… “It’s not safe out here. It’s wondrous, with treasures to satiate desires both subtle and gross. But it’s not for the timid.” May our decency know the difference…

[@dawnlord4893]

This video is reminding me of tv shows like Star Trek:The Next Generation. Life on other planets, space travel, multiple space stations.

[@Solo_Traveling]

This reminds me of predictions made 100 years ago about the year 2000. It's always fun.

[@abgallery81]

I am amazed to see that we will be still wearing some sort of clothing at that time. Fascinating!

[@rondonnis6588]

Kylie minogue would hate that lol

[@reefhound9902]

The spookiest part is the absence of response or return of the probes to the stars.

[@diegolopesme]

alien i guess

[@flee1025]

Sorry for a potentially dumb question: you have a pretty detailed description for the antimatter drive there, and I can’t help wondering - why use matter-antimatter collision (anti-protons + uranium) as a trigger for the fusion reaction in hydrogen isotopes, if the matter-antimatter reaction itself is speculated to be orders of magnitude more powerful and mass-efficient? I.e. do we need the subsequent fusion reactions at all? I feel like if we solve this here and now, the whole subsequent timeline might move a couple decades closer :)

[@chadbernard6315]

Great video ❤

[@griffinstadler]

For anyone that thinks any of this isn't possible just remember 1,000 years ago people had immensely worse lives and could have only dreamed about how far humanity has come since the beginning of the 20th century alone. Humans are evolving faster now every decade than any civilization or society would have in 500 years back then, and were only going to get better.

[@randyc7268]

Sounds good

[@caleblindley7142]

Still got zebra crossings in the year 2080. Some places will probably never change, North Yorkshire Moors for example and Tottenham still not winning a trophy.

[@007NowOnline]

Hope we are able to upload our minds within our lifetimes. Would like to see the outside world progress even if im in an artificial afterlife, like in that show "upload". Sadly, even if that tech is possible i dont think we humans will reach that point in advancement because of possible nuclear war. If we dont all agree to ban nuclear weapons worldwide, its just a matter of time until one country tries it and then sets off a chain reaction.

[@godkingathleticsllc4218]

Some comments call this video "optimistic." I don't see it as "optimistic." The creators of this video realize that progress always win.

[@chadhallack9675]

The notion that progress always wins is more and more disproven by the historical record which suggests a previous advanced technological world which was lost millenia ago by a yet undetermined event or series of events.

[@_martian101]

i think it's also important to talk about human wellbeing such as the prediction of universal basic income, the invention of cure for HIV and cancers, and eventually the invention to reverse aging, i have a hope to witness the interstellar travel and the colonisation of other stars if i live long enough

[@crystalgalarsa3597]

We have already nearly eliminated the need for my 2 phobias which were going to the bank and post office. Now I would settle for never having to clean house, no laundry, no dishes to wash.

[@edmundjean3199]

Foreal

[@espenhals8731]

How the tone just totally and suddenly changed at 18:35

[@user-em1dg3he1h]

From what I am seeing so far , I am enormously grateful that I probably have no more than a decade or 2 ( if lucky) left. Some days watching humanity even that seems way too long.

[@xxxs8309]

I don't think cities will ever be clean

[@ajlawton]

This time line is obscure as alot of what takes so long is already just around the corner.

[@aurelbele3802]

Well, about 40 years ago, you would get assembly instructions for an engine. Now there has to be a big warning sign on screen wash liquid "DO NOT DRINK", I don't think we are on the right track.

[@thewhitewonderer3424]

VR is already very realistic right now as it is. No way it takes 300 years to get to how he described it.

[@edmundjean3199]

Foreal

[@cragkeeper]

You had me at Universal basic income ❤

[@philipp2202]

that was cool

[@rogertootkaylok5716]

If you haven't already read it. A very long time ago,"Magnus Robot. Fighter 3000 AD". I presented a wonderful time, very far in the future. I forgot who illustrated it. If you like, you can sometimes purchase it. It was a spectacularly beautiful AI robot vision of the future. Oh, Ruse Manning is the one who drew it. (I think). Anyone of may like to find & buy it for you, your family. I highly recommend getting a copy. Thank you for your interest, C/O Roger Dean Ruuska aka Tootkaylok from Alaska...

[@waynester71]

The way we are going, the future may well be the past.. It’s assuming we haven’t destroyed ourselves. Look at the state of the world today. We are regressing, not progressing.. We still look to solve differences with war, destruction and death. We have learned little. Until we as a species learn to FINALLY get along and move forward as a species, we have little chance of actual progression.

[@C-man553]

Bug Burgers… Glorious.

[@kylevice6768]

Okay. But when will the civil war using gundams happen?

[@billfleetwood5188]

The amazing thing about this video is that a large percentage of this is achievable within the next 20 years if all of the billionaires "disappeared" and greed is eliminated.

[@raymondspada4684]

"Monsters from the ID" will be our undoing !

[@samplautz5586]

In the year 3000 I’m pretty sure they will be living underwater. There will probably be an interspace delivery company called Planet Express too

[@Almighty_cornholio]

Humanity isn’t gonna last long enough to see the future tbh

[@reddwarfer999]

This is one reason put forward as to why why we have never been contacted by aliens. Any technological society tends to reach the point that it will annihilate itself before it can develop interstellar travel. We've come close a couple of times in the past decades, how much longer can we keep (quite literally) dodging the bullet?

[@diegolopesme]

@@reddwarfer999 civilitiaon doesnt evantuly annihilate itself when theres something like nukes the country that have it will not battle against country that have it allowing contets to happen

[@spanishprisoner]

@@reddwarfer999 Yeah, right. Out of all the most logical answers as to why we haven't been visited by aliens, you are going to use the most average, boring and most clichéd answer that no scientist with the right mind would commit to have it in the top ten list. That's how much Dunning Kruger you are in.

[@reddwarfer999]

@@spanishprisonerI'm not sure why you think that global armageddon is 'boring'!

[@jossiegitonga1889]

Humanity may not survive. But humans will.

[@definitionofbeauty6861]

Just a question 🙋🏽‍♀️…how is a space elevator going work on a forever turning planet? Oh it said on a large mobile ocean platform…. Umm just another quick question 🙋🏽‍♀️…umm how is a mobile station gone work for being the platform for a 90,000ft cable that transport people and goods to space if it’s not able to stabilize on anything along the way and it’s also always moving on water??

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

What is the space elevator going to be attached to at the top end of the cable?

[@vidarvaggen]

Centrifugal force

[@vidarvaggen]

Centrifugal force

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

@@vidarvaggen That was such a good reply, it was worth saying twice! However, I gather you have never studied orbital mechanics! I have written a reply, but a reply to the video, not here in this thread. If you read it, you will see that to say it's going to be attached to "centrifugal force" is a naive answer - probably only worth saying once 😉

[@vidarvaggen]

@@DownhillAllTheWay why did you ask in the first place?

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

@@vidarvaggen It was intended as a rhetorical question.

[@gbarton800]

I suspect this time scale should be more than doubled to reach some of the milestones but most won’t ever be reached by anyone resembling humanity. And for those entities, I suspect they will have different motivations.

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

12:57 - Space Elevator. I don't think so! The vid says that it will be tethered to a satellite in geosynchronous orbit (though I think it would need to be in geostationary orbit) - however a satellite in orbit has its tendency to fly in a straight line exactly balanced by its centripetal force, which is gravity. An orbit is a very delicate thing, and a small force on the satellite in any direction will change its orbit. For example, a force in the opposite direction to its motion will slow it down. If that force is brief, it will go into an elliptical orbit, getting closer and further from the earth at different points in its orbit, and if the force is applied for long enough, it will slow down enough so that its centrifugal force is diminished, centripetal force (gravity) will overcome it, and the satellite will re-enter the atmosphere. Of course, the geostationary orbit is much further away - not much atmosphere up there, 35,786 km away - but what I'm trying to explain is that an orbit is radically changed by any force on the satellite, even a small force - and they're talking about lifting many tons into space on a cable that would already be VERY heavy. The satellite would need to be considerably further out than normal geosynchronous orbit, and the part of the cable beyond that orbit would generate some of the lift due to centrifugal force. Then there's the problem that the cable would be passing through all this stuff : kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2itZItnlrabiac While the chances of two satellites hitting each other is like the chance of two arrows hitting each other head-on, the chance of a satellite - any one of thousands of them - hitting a cable that passes through all of their orbits is much higher, and the cable can't dodge. It''s a workable *_concept_* when considered as a completed, working system (except for the space junk) - but getting it into place would be another headache altogether. Normally, rockets are launched in the direction of rotation of the earth, to take advantage of the of earth's rotation (2000 mph close to the equator) - but this one would be dragging a cable, so it would have to go straight up, well beyond the geostationary orbit, carrying a colossally heavy spacecraft and cable! Personally, I don't think it will ever happen - just somebody's dream that was never properly thought through.

[@timothybeaulieu5103]

Current projections state that it'll take no less than 100,000 years for us to achieve Type 2 on the Kardashev Scale. We're not expected to even reach Type 1 for another 200-400 years. Are you saying that AI is going to be the main reason we get there as fast as you predict or are there other factors?

[@diegolopesme]

theres something called singularity with the sheer inteligence of ai the singularity could easily discorver undiscorved phyiscs also 100000 is too long there a huge technological gap between 1924 and 2024 but little gap between 500 bc and 400 bc

[@carlynichole5139]

Watching this in March 2024 with seemingly nonstop stories of Boeing planes having significant issues ~ good golly I do sure hope the point of increased safety in the airline industry and 0 casualties comes true sooner!

[@xemnas9098]

"I've been to the year 3000 Not much has changed, but they lived under water And your great-great-great-granddaughter Is doing fine (Doing fine)"

[@johndunn5272]

The Future can only be lived onwards if humans can deal with Mind and Meaning. Pretty much most of what's presented here is only dealing with mass population having an economic activity for delivering purpose through that mechanism. But the prolonging of life needs harmony...not relentless change as the Next Answer.

[@xIMTHESWAGGEYXX]

Let’s applaud 👏 the camera man for time traveling into the future to show what the world will look like

[@joachimb5721]

Let‘s yawn to the trillionth time a version of this joke is told under a KZbin video.

[@FullFinnoy]

2441 Fusion power is NEARING commercial availability.

[@cyberswarup]

In the future about 50 years from now, I see more hunger due to population burst, more war due to different development patterns of the countries, shortage of clean air, clean water, a hotter climate due to too much infrastructure after destroying more and more forest cover.

[@spanishprisoner]

wow, what a scientific genius we have here - the one who knows it all... or just from TV, Games and propaganda? You must be proud of your unoriginal clichéd world view that you have researched 0.1 percent of it and only regurgitate popculture trash.

[@Deyan_B_Travels]

Most things from this video will become reality much, much sooner, but some never.

[@spanishprisoner]

You sometimes is sometimes. What a genius.

[@jesserodriguez1983]

We all remember the cartoon The Jetsons. Will we ever get that

[@josearellano203]

It's exciting to see these things happen for the future. I remain optimistic about the future. I have seen that lab grown meat is made with causing more pollution, so I want conventional meat to remain for the future. Let's make space travel affordable. Let's end poverty and hunger worldwide. I want to live to be 120 years old until the end of 2112, and it's the natural human lifespan. Many languages are prone to stop being used in the future as we have more instant communication and travel further away than ever before. May artificial intelligence do a lot of good. New countries will form here on Earth still. Let's end so many diseases and cure them all in legitimate agents of the cure. I want to go to space too. Let's make a bright future.

[@ArthurShedsJackson]

Bummer is all of us currently will never see how this all folds out.

[@spanishprisoner]

Wow, the authority here. Only bummer is that you won't - the rest of us will enjoy it.

[@InspirationHouseNetwork]

"🤔 What an interesting over-emphasis on technology." (-James)

[@marianhoban9086]

Green 🍏! Green! Trees 🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴 Green 🍏!

[@camilorios7821]

This could be so good if they replace the voiceover, like MelodySheep does

[@NBotond37]

Its crazy to think into that... We are just starting. Its like starting a Minecraft world... Just think into that... What we discussed In this video, its just far beyond imagination... Just think about we are far from reaching even a type1 civilization! Its really crazy...

[@zenwhitenoise7920]

Michio Kaku said in a few thousand years we could reach Type 2 Civilization, we might be looking closer to the year 5000 or later

[@spanishprisoner]

Michio Kaku repeats the same shit in every interview and podcast ever. He has no clue.

[@traeshaskylane4133]

Pretty optimistic if you ask me. I think we first have to get a bunch of disasters and then build up a new start. Could be done with WW3, climate change, an asteroid impact (Apophis) or a combination of that.

[@Human_Avatar]

Try Robert Monroe's method of travel. From his visit to the year 3000, the human there have zero technology, no roads, no aeroplanes, no ships because they were not need. No modern means of communication because they were not needed. Very few human beings that seem to be one with everything in existence, able to leave and return to their bodies at will. Telepathic communication. Robert Monroe of Monroe Institute books are worth reading.

[@JenniferNg0529]

I love these types of videos! It's so exciting to imagine what the future for humanity will be like. Please make more of these videos!

[@garyperkovac1002]

Yikes. ...A future in which a simple human being is utterly insignificant.... Give me yesteryear!

[@ITFC_Mark]

2025 the first A.I robot dyes its hair blue and identifies itself as human!!

[@Atheist7]

THEY CAN'T WAIT to get those robots out there to foist "drag queer storytime" onto EVERYONE!!!!!!!

[@ITFC_Mark]

@@Atheist7 🤣🤣

[@_kikizaman_]

So stunning and brave🥹😫

[@MrTomjolly]

How about dive into NOW! Now can change the future.

[@TimStewart-xt2ji]

I'm not knocking it until I try it. Lab grown cannabis was a big HIT

[@johnadams-wp2yb]

I give us 50 years on this planet.

[@mikebermea9366]

Anti gravity discovered in the next 20 years totally destroys this videos timeline

[@kingcarisma]

I just thought not much would have changed, but they live under water.

[@deezhole]

I want to be reborn on a fully functional Dyson Sphere in the future. Living in peace and having the freedom to travel freely across the galaxy.

[@sdcoinshooter]

There are parts of me that say we will kill ourselves as a race long before achieving some of these advances, then there are (optimistic) parts that see SOME good going on in the world today and say we have a chance. I won’t be around for most of these, so I wish all of our future generations luck.

[@gusstagg2873]

Until mankind learns to control our emotions…..progress will be slow

[@gyruss2000]

Holy crap! We will become the borg!!!

[@ThatOneSeanGuy]

Its now 2050, and the best thing is that... "kkkksssshhhtttt, all systems offline"

[@peternorthrup6274]

We cant even keep the tilt rotor osprey from crashing and killing people.