From Today To The Year 4000: Let's Dive Into The Future!

[@InsaneCuriosity]

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[@jaredhunter3629]

Year 4000: costco hotdogs are still $1.50

[@kingleo1128]

Nope. They will be free. Technology will advance far beyond the need for money.

[@cpluvsniners70]

😂😂😂😂

[@hazelho8144]

I think by that time. If human still on earth. We no need food .we will take a pill instead.😅

[@CallumGroom-v4e]

@kingleo1128 🤣 even in the year of 4000 humans will still use money common man humans have been using money for like 5 to 10k years it wont go away

[@projectsoup]

Space travel, moon cities, space elevator by 2038?! Hahaha! That's hilarious! If these projects haven't broken ground already, they will NOT happening by that date

[@michaelp772]

Can you imagine people in the first century AD trying to predict what the world would look like in 2000 years?

[@richard--s]

No wars, living in peace... Living a beautiful life, no hard work, always having enough to eat, ... Understanding that the people (each and everone) just want to live their lives. This ends all wars. Misbehaving which might have led to wars in the past comes to courtrooms, where they find a solution. Live your life without negatively interfering with others.

[@srabonibhattacharya2071]

If indian gods helped its followers the way the Greek gods have the west,we would've had a head start as our civilisation is 5000 years old

[@CynthiaNoah-e4y]

Pos😮sible😊😊

[@apscreditcards]

I like this scenario of the future far better than the TYPICAL “What’s going to happen to the Earth in 5 million years” videos, in which the Sun expands and destroys the solar system, and meanwhile Humanity died out long ago, etc. When I watch those videos, I usually post a comment about how Humanity WONT die, the Sun WONT destroy the solar system…because way before that point in time we would have developed planetary and stellar engineering skills that will allow us to move the planets around, or even to another star, refuel the Sun, or even move the Sun to another spot in the Milky Way.

[@josearellano203]

It's so exciting to see this! I am so excited about the future and I am optimistic about it. Actually, like in the 1910s was when the horse and buggy was used normally for the last time. Let's solve plastic and more pollution. I want to go to space as well, and live to be 120 years old. I turn 32 in a few weeks now! We can become a type 1 civilization in the late 24th century.

[@artvampire5421]

@@josearellano203 first 1000 year old is already alive forget 120.

[@CallumGroom-v4e]

​@artvampire5421 where did you hear that bs from 😂 noone can live to 1000 years old use ypur brains bro the oldest person to exists was 122 lmfao no human wll surpass that lol humans can only live for so long until we eventually die reaching an age of 1000 is not possible

[@stephenwheeler-r8m]

I don't know what you all are smoking, but I want some

[@stephensouth9629]

A space elevator in 14 years? Sure 😂

[@jasontoddman7265]

Yeah, and over a decade before we even go to Mars? Right! Not happening.

[@apscreditcards]

Ikr! We have to “discover” or invent a materiel with the tensile and shearing strength that would be able to handle the force arrayed against it being dragged and pulled from both the stable point on the Earth as well as its orbital position; otherwise we probably would have already created a space elevator.

[@sethm8533]

@@apscreditcards we do have materials like grapheme and carbon nanotubes, it’s the mass production of them that’s an issue

[@danwelsh6706]

Who doesn't want a space elevator c'mon 🤣

[@ericb2017]

cool you just saved me 20 minutes of watching this video. if that’s what’s in this video then I’m skipping this bs.

[@malafunkshun8086]

I’m no futurist, so I cant really judge whether any of this makes sense, or not. Anyways, there’s plenty of folks here in the Comments who are more than happy to dive into those waters. But, as a historian, I will say this: Change will occur, and it will occur from unlikely people in unlikely places. Aloha 🤙🏼

[@animation-recapped]

It’s funny to ponder at the idea that many of us watching this video would very likely live to see most of this come into fruition. AGI is predicted to create medical nanotechnology by the year 2045. Which would hand us an extension of life by a few hundred years. However imagine the technology that would exist 100 years from today. That’ll add another 500 years. Fast forward an exponential growth chart and you can see where medicine is headed

[@petomolni]

in 2035 I will be laughing watching this video..

[@meteoman7958]

I hope in the distant future mankind retains enough technology to watch these videos to see what could have been achieved were we not so warlike.

[@usaniinaizesheni]

What all these "predictions" always fail to understand is that technology development is not sequential or linear. Most innovations stay dormant with minimal improvements for decades before a new tech trend emerges. Also, technology is driven by necessity, greed, or power. What's the use of a space elevator? The only change we will see by 2050 is faster pizza delivery and maybe decent VR so we can all watch the Super Bowl like we are in the stadium.

[@GySgt_USMC_Ret.]

Reincarnating as a Space Force Marine somewhere in the multiverse.

[@MarcosSantos-dj6lk]

Space elevator is not gonna be finished in 2038 only in 2070 if the tech work in the future for now is only a theory a dream

[@_Jeremy_Eric_Minor_1200]

My favorite ❤️ future technology is when people become a Type 4 Civilization in Year 4000.

[@ednaodigwe1779]

This is incredible. Humanity has come a long way

[@DavidLockett-x4b]

The Romans came a long way, before their civilization collapsed and the dark ages began.

[@sunmoonstar9125]

I can't wait for year 4000

[@doomi4055]

💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@jasontoddman7265]

Me too. I have always wanted to meet Magnus, Robot Fighter ever since I started reading his comic books back in the early 1960s.

[@Funça_do_ancapistão]

If we figure out that aging thing, you might have a shot getting there

[@jedimastertrije6351]

​@@doomi4055literally 😂

[@CaptainCatalyst719]

You won't be alive for it. If you were alive you would be the oldest man on earth.

[@bananacabbage7402]

The space exploration predictions are far too soon, while the AI predictions are way too late.

[@Tilor-vp6lm]

I agree 👍🏼

[@TDKB4263]

So excited for year 4000. Let's go!

[@CaptainCatalyst719]

Again, you won't be alive for it. Even if you were you would be so-called on "One HP" Lol 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@CallumGroom-v4e]

​@@CaptainCatalyst719 the joke went straight over your head 😂

[@MarianaGavris-q8o]

Happy birthday to the world 🌎🌍 combination

[@BlinkRazor]

If we were 10 years away from a space elevator, surely there would be prototypes already?

[@jasontoddman7265]

We might have something like that in 100 years, but in 10 - 15 years? No way!!!

[@_martian101]

@@jasontoddman7265 in 100 years no one need space elevator anymore, everything will be made locally in space so no need to send suplies from earth

[@WayneCarr]

You don't take into account exponential progress

[@jasontoddman7265]

@@WayneCarr Exponential progress works over longer time frames like centuries, not shorter ones like 10 - 15 years, and for software like computer tech and stuff based on new discoveries like medical tech - not massive hardware projects like a space elevator. BlinkRazor is quite right; even if we already had all the tech needed today, it would take waaaay over ten years to complete an entire space elevator. Look how long it takes to build an ordinary skyscraper. Now consider that a space elevator of a *proper* design would be a minimum of *1000 times* taller and the kind we usually imagine would be *100,000 times* taller (stretching out to geostationary orbit or even past it. Rome wasn't built in a day; this thing wouldn't be be either; more like a century. And as it happens we *don't* have the proper tech as yet; and the lack of the needed meta-materials is only one of the obstacles involved. It may actually never be possible to build one at all.

[@JasonWilliams-lt2ql]

@@jasontoddman7265 or AGI figures out how to make bots self create and everything can be built in 5 days…. You have no idea what’s around the corner, but I will bet on AI with all my money which I have been for the last 4 years $$$$$$$

[@fernvalleyinn9172]

I didn't see any predictions on how many wars we have during the next 2000 years!

[@jasontoddman7265]

You'd need a real-life Hari Seldon able to predict history on mere planetary scales to give you any kind of answer with even a remote chance of being correct. Hari Seldon is a character from Issac Asimov's Foundation Trilogy (now series) who predicts the collapse (technological as well as political) of the Galactic Empire he lives in and the barbaric state of affairs galaxy-wide that follows. He formulates a plan to restore galactic civilization after a 'mere' 1000 years instead of such a restoration taking many times longer. At a guess, I'd say there will be a hell of a lot of wars; with their increasing in intensity and frequency and spreading out far beyond Earth as time passes and we spread out into the solar system and hopefully the galaxy beyond.

[@robertgaines-tulsa]

This is all over the place. We create a Dyson Sphere, develop Warp Drive, and then we can create Dyson Sphere? Lots of continuity problems. Somehow, we discover the Unified Field Theory only after inter-universal travel exists. I can't imagine being able to develop Warp Drive without it. The near future developments are WAY too soon. Space elevator in ten years? Experts are saying it isn't even worth it. Besides, there might be some funky electrical problems with a structure that links the upper atmosphere to the ground. There is an extreamly high voltage differential between the upper atmosphere and the ground. As for Neural Link, we aren't any close to connecting electronics to the human brain than we were 30 years ago. Yeah, people could control a mouse with their mind 30 years ago. I'm not going to expect any advancements in that anytime soon.

[@linz8291]

Couldn't agreed any more, we needn't heavy industrial types such as Dyson Sephere and space elevator, and neutral links to control people. Both of them are behind the ancient EgyptIan stargates types of interstellar portal.

[@jasontoddman7265]

Yeah, Dyson spheres in a mere 200 years is even less likely than the space elevator in 14 years. And all the rest of it is sheer speculation concerning it *ever* happening, let alone in any calculable timeframe. This is pure Star Trek level fantasizing at best.

[@WayneCarr]

I'm waiting for artificially intelligent Dyson vacuum cleaners

[@CallumGroom-v4e]

A Dyson sphere would never happen dont know what this guy is yapping about but there is not enough materials to make one let alone enough in our galaxy we could use satellites which is easier to get the energy we can do that but a Dyson sphere never happening

[@DavidLockett-x4b]

Why bother?

[@DanDoesGame]

A dysonphere in 200 years? 😂 It would probably take 10,000 years just to build something bigger than our sun, if not longer lol

[@Facts4Fun1]

I would love a toaster that toasts my bread evenly on both sides, not much I know but it would make me very happy. I don’t ask for much😅

[@M.Cossie]

You're asking too much. You will have to live with a Dyson sphere on your backyard instead 🤣 Have fun.

[@Tilor-vp6lm]

I don't even comprehend some of the words used lol but you, your viewers and I understand one word now, "irobot".

[@BigBanana21]

Soooooo this is if we don’t destroy ourselves in the next decade 😅

[@Leonardo-f3w8x]

Great video and informations👏👏👏🎉🎉

[@rangatm]

Nothing is told about how the Food system will change, water & air availability/ quality & alternate options, healthcare….

[@RED.H4WK]

I did enjoy this extremely optimistic estimate of the future. Sadly the reality is that the idiocracy is already getting close to be irreversible and efforts to reverse it are pretty much inexistent. It's likely optimistic to believe humanity will still exist at the end of this century. 😢

[@Sandlingtonfoot]

They forgot to talk about when they land on Mars there is already a Dollar General Store.

[@quocphingo9807]

"Let's Dive Into The Future!" Nuclear war/world war 3: "I'm gonna stop you right here"

[@SGTmixon]

This is the prologue of Idiocracy, right?

[@TheNewWorldOrderColumbus]

This chapters are even better specifically explained by clearness really without doubts! I 😫 love the prior understanding experiences that are very persuasive. Optimism is the ideal opportunity of perfect knowledge-based.

[@steevobarker581]

What about population size? Where will they all live? Resources? Food?

[@HalfWarrior]

The current controller of this world will do everything possible to keep the population under control or dead; but hopefully he won’t last that long.

[@モッシヒーロー-m5o]

タイプⅡ文明到達には早くとも数千年を要すると思われます。増してやタイプⅢ文明への到達は数万年の進歩後でしょうね

[@smorgan0902]

At point do we create the earth simulation that we’re in now ?

[@benburrows9722]

I need to go to Bunnings for a Aussie BBQ.

[@bharath2508]

Fascinating topic. This channel is a gem

[@Stefania-w6s]

Where is the sign that it is an altered or synthetic content created by AI?

[@matthewa441]

You assume that we're the only life in the universe and that we spread out across the universe as of we are the only ones inhabiting it .

[@adamkhan7736]

Forget the Dysonsphere. Warp Drive, that's the real deal.😮

[@hassandahir9693]

This will take atleast a milion years from now to become reality.

[@NicholasNerios]

I believe if consciousness could be uploaded, it should be a few use option to all that want to at that time. I would hope by this future time poverty would be a distant past issue that's been resolved.

[@rubenous1]

Love future-related topics like this. Keep 'em coming.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for watching!

[@baranflake]

these estimations are ridiculous. suggesting we will travel to other galaxies and build a Dyson sphere within a thousand years is ludicrous. If these things are even possible they will take millions and millions of years.

[@szuszics]

Those things are not possible...if they were, some other society would've done it already!

[@adamkhan7736]

That's what they said about the aeroplane. Or that man would suffocate at speeds in excess of 20mph.

[@isaacthornton8167]

Feels as though this video is a bit ambitious for the first few segments/years.

[@lejitthewastelandprince8550]

I wonder will UBI (or resource allocation equivalent)… Will be implemented at some point. Leveraging quantum & AI to manage resources and logistics vs relying on people with motives to do this?

[@katherandefy]

I am not sure I could imagine the future. Interesting ideas.

[@mdpolashpbayazay]

❤infinity ❤

[@victorlabate6272]

Settlements on the moon in 2037 ?You are going way too fast 😂

[@neilmcd123]

@@victorlabate6272 actually this is the timeframe Elon says for moon bases

[@jcfreak4ever1]

I'll be 49 by then; that'll really be something to see come to fruition... 😃

[@sgtrock66]

I think its a little compressed time wise I'd put another 100 years to develop inovation

[@fanOmry]

I would prefer a sky spiderweb(based on the principle behind the tethered ring) over a space elavator. It is just much easier. Will all contemporary tech and materials. You use drones/airplanes/airships to bring the first base cables to the center point in the sky. Now yo conect between them to the point you have a spiderweb made of effectively *roads in the air.* At the peak of which you can launch one stage rockets. Add power production via solar and wind along it, and power storage, and it pays for itself. That power can be used to drive trains over it... Or electromagnetically launch crafts into space and catch them.

[@patty-ow9ul]

New subsriber i love this type of content 😊

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for subbing!

[@amangogna68]

Great video and information !

[@balakumar5957]

Space elevators in 10 years?? Not a chance at all. I don't think it will ever happen

[@jcfreak4ever1]

Yeah, those are my thoughts exactly. More likely is 100 years from now at the very earliest, if at all... 😅 Plus, being a Type 2 by midcentury? Highly, _highly_ doubt that; more realistic is maybe around 1,000 years from now for that...

[@ІринаЛапчук-м9ю]

А в нас буде все на всі роки

[@rogermartinez78]

This video is way too over optimistic about the progress we will make in the future, all these things will come but it will take more than 2000 years.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thank you for your comment! The video aims to inspire and explore possibilities, but I understand your perspective. Future advancements can be unpredictable and may take longer than anticipated.

[@sergebureau2225]

Much more fiction than science

[@iangoodall6169]

I've been to the year 3000, Not much has changed but they lived underwater And your great, great, great granddaughter Is pretty fine! 😂

[@raymondrocco8607]

What was the Life expetcancy ?? Just Curious

[@keithmoorechannel]

The elevator doesn’t even work in my apartment. Space elevator? Please repair my elevator first.

[@kristianferguson2741]

Whether it is achievable or not with new advancements and new technology in all the areas that your showing it has to be affordable for people from the transition to the newfound ways of doing things and while its complexity is supposed to be easy you can guess minor things will go wrong and while I watch the video I see and understand its purely speculative as you can't say for sure yes I know there is AI and new-found technology about that society can buy now but like the space lift and stuff like that having safety policies and protocols in place and time travel even Stephen Hawking if I recall said while it could or might be possible but not in our time frame maybe I guess in Decamillennial but it still poses a risk and concerns with messing with time in the past it's like a long time ago I watch on here they manage to teleport an apple but a human would be more with lots of other variables like organs blood etc so you can hope for want you see and you might see small hint or a little progress here and there but the big thing will be a long way off

[@kristianferguson2741]

so in 10 millenu is possible maybe but I will not be alive to see it

[@TravisCotter]

I believe Warp drives will be a reality 10, 000 to 50,000 AD. Also man will fully understand the subconscious mind and why we dream what we dream and the meaning of dreams by 8,000AD. Mr. X

[@_martian101]

warp is not even considered fast in cosmic scale distance, if we achieved warp 10k years from now then our technological advancement must be stagnant instead of constant let alone axelerating like today

[@TravisCotter]

@@_martian101 Perhaps you're right but some technologies do become stagnant. What we have achieved up to this point is amazing considering where we have come from. There is a lot on the way in the near future but there will be setbacks all along the way. X

[@_martian101]

@@TravisCotter there's no way you can be so sure about that, stagnation is unlikely considering our nature of progress that always in axcelerate rate, not only in some areas but also in all aspec of technology

[@ksjnskz]

Up coming filmmakers help to this video 📸🙌🙏❤️

[@MarcosSantos-dj6lk]

4:54 Miguel Nicolelis the real inventor of this tech said that his ex student copied his idea and work for Elon but is a chop version of his idea and recently was said that is failed. Miguel Nicolelis said that his version is not need it to put inside the skull will be less dangerous

[@ThunderBassistJay]

Nice, but... Overpopulation? Pandemics? Depleted resources? 😬

[@noName-kn1lx]

Complete fantasy

[@ericarmstrong5841]

Someone needs to make one of these videos, but with what REALLY happens over the next decades and centuries. Maybe I'll take up the challenge.

[@jamesgravil9162]

"Complete fantasy" Maybe, but a lot of science fiction was considered fantasy at one point. If you were to describe our world to someone 100 years ago, it would seem as fantastical to them as Star Trek does to us. Even more so, because we'd _expect_ technologies like matter replicators in the future. Could someone in 1924 conceive of a smartphone or the Internet? I doubt it.

[@jedimastertrije6351]

I find your lack of faith disturbing.

[@ІринаЛапчук-м9ю]

Це теж, щоб ви знали всі ,спорт це сила струму в Україні і в інших країнах світу Європи..

[@MenezesShow]

This all beauty but that’s if none of the maniacs that are controlling entire countries press the nuclear button by accident

[@Abdullah-pu3ps]

Very Nice 💐💐💐🤘

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for watching!

[@michaeljohnson1805]

4001 the Borg arrive….

[@billyalford8913]

Moats of the things you mentioned are already in existence

[@thesirmaddog8209]

All this is cool... But this only can happen if we all get along... Hence Russia, China, Iran, North Korea, US, & NATO

[@ninovelez100]

If there is going to be any future, first the environmental destruction has to be stopped and reversed before 2050. Any technological advance should be aimed towards that goal, if not, civilization has we know it will end shortly after that.

[@OdongkaraDenis]

I always like how it looks just like that.

[@KieranMcGill-q1x]

Don't see humans being a type 2 civilisation at year 2900 , maybe type 1. Even type 1 would be a great achievement.

[@theendboss4849]

As long as there’s no TikTok in the future we’ll survive anything

[@playthisnote]

We find out we are advanced biological AI created to create!

[@ІринаЛапчук-м9ю]

Мені просто дивлячись набридли інтриги проти нас в Україні

[@ІринаЛапчук-м9ю]

Я буду мати дохід від всіх гадів в інтернеті проти нас ніхто не розлучить нас ніхто ніхто

[@troysandoval2731]

In the future we will all be bowing down to God and Jesus otherwise we will become a lost civilization in space.

[@lamafole]

@@troysandoval2731 Nobody will be worshipping fiction. New World, new things.

[@0055-g3i]

Every technology doesn't mention that the climate changes and pollution and microplastic,how to slove the problem?slove the problem then you transfer to next chapter, if you don't end the war and damage of the climate, microplastic,that is hard to keep on,please face the real problem, not ignoring it,

[@suzanneafshar8719]

Many of these technologies will never come into fruition.

[@antheaoneill9342]

Time goes too fast for all this to happen by 4000...

[@ApollyonPerses]

I hope I get to live forever or when I get to say I'm ready its not far getting old and want to live life just a little longer and do more things. I want to die when I say so not when my body wants too.

[@skessisalive]

lol that got ridiculous real quick

[@ІринаЛапчук-м9ю]

Вітаю всіх людей які вірять в інтернеті в тройному тарифі зрозуміло всім гадам в інтернеті

[@jssomewhere6740]

The question is in a million years will the aliens we discover be us?

[@ICreatedU1]

Probable. If panspermia is true, the aliens we could find today might already be "us" in some distant way. What blows my mind is more that whoever we send to space will not only become alien to us given enough time due to inescapable biological constraints, but we'll certainly also end up waging war against them at some point. Whoever we send to space WILL become an enemy given enough time. Mars, the moon, and every other world we durably colonize. What happened with the US and their movement for independence WILL happen to every colonized world the same way it has happened many times over on earth. If you add competition for scarce resources and an evolving biology and psychology dependent on planetary environment to this inevitable human drive for autonomy and sovereignty, it's pretty much a given that we'll wage bloody destructive wars against each other. Whoever we send will work for us at first, and then against us. Mankind will split into many kinds of man.

[@PrinceArthur-u4i]

SSH were invented. All cars were flying.

[@shadrachemmanuel1720]

Anyone watching in 4000 ?

[@lordcron]

🤣😂

[@CaptainCatalyst719]

Why is there so much focus on technology in the future? What if there is a sudden stop in energy supply with no oil or fossil fuels available? How would the future function without these resources, and why is the focus primarily on America? As one of the most advanced places on Earth, Japan already has fast transportation and other advanced technologies. Meanwhile, America seems more focused on political matters at the moment. Also, when Elon Musk dies, who will take his place? It's unlikely to be one of his sons, like X Æ A-12. Achieving the level of technology we dream of, like space elevators, will take eras of generational knowledge and effort, passed down and built upon over time, much like the saying "Rome was not built in a day."

[@mpw57]

No! We will never make this progress! Why? Politicians!

[@ІринаЛапчук-м9ю]

Ви не знали що я можу зробити все проти гадів в інтернеті, а тепер повернете все мені особисто в тройному тарифі зрозуміло всім гадам в інтернеті

[@simonwillsmer164]

and Elon Musk owns all of it

[@ІринаЛапчук-м9ю]

Я не хочу знати гадів і агресорів проти нас в інтернеті

[@Captain.AmericaV1]

I should have spent a few millenia more frozen!!

[@MarianaGavris-q8o]

Everything is going well with you and your family are doing well and four ewery bady are ready to the world 🌎🌍 combination of AUER WOULD PERFORMANCE FOR THERRA MATTER FIUTERE HUMANS LIFE 🧬

[@Opus4p]

2910 Trump and Biden running again.

[@atomantau1]

@@Opus4p 🤣