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11th January 2010

Serious predictions - one way of seeing our lives in 2020. Personal transport will be being phased out, replaced by satellite controlled electric pods that you dial up for, enter the postcode of your destination whether it is Asda or Edinburgh and off you go at a automatically controlled speed taking the easiest route, giving predictable arrival times.  Using anti crash technology, we'll travel in road trains, saving electric.  Air travel will be curtailed, with planes only flying when full of people and produce.  Large manufacturing will be exported by ship globally using mile high kites catching the trade winds.  Food will be produced locally using polytunnels, greenhouses and solar.  ‘Travel' to the ‘workplace' will be old fashioned, with the majority of non physical work being done remotely using web conferencing and laptop from home.  Power grid systems will change as we rely less on coal and oil and instead turn to wind and sun and wave.  Every new house will have its own micro generating system, solar water heaters and an inbuilt wind turbine constantly recharging batteries.  We'll bring solar panels to the deserts, creating power for all, and we will learn how to separate hydrogen from water and turn it into fuel with hydrofusion.  Nanotech will rule, whether it is in building the new rubber buildings or replacing old bones, joints, eyes and teeth using the latest stem cell technology.  We will live in a global community, with robots caring for the infirm and elderly, linked electronically through the global web.  There will be an end to fossil fuel extraction and land abuse, and our symbiosis with nature will be more pronounced.  And our spiritual growth will become more personalised and less theological, creating a society where we all take personal responsibility for our situation and bring the blame culture to an end.  And the impetus for this, the dynamic needed to accept these inevitable changes, is beginning now and over the coming seven months.  I know I exaggerate, but to my mind we are now on the literal brink of the most important time of human history, and that by September the future is going to be a lot clearer than it is now. 

 

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Monday, 11th January 2010 10:50
UPDATE: And in my current mind, the coming solar eclipse of the 14/15th is the trigger for the whole damn thing, possibly the biggest eclipse in terms of impact since August 1999. I am so looking forward to this..... SJ
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Monday, 11th January 2010 12:26
Totally with you on this one Steve and it's up to our collective thoughts to manifest this reality sooner. I've already seen the new systems for generating power free of charge.
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Monday, 11th January 2010 13:44
May we have the courage and generosity to make the changes necessary for these good things to happen. Amen amen (singin' and dancin')
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Monday, 11th January 2010 13:57
Dear Steve, I hope not. Humans are social animals and without human contact the old people will die;also looking after them is one way one learns a LOT of different things plus some compassion and understanding... I hope not part 2 : The 99 eclipse stirred up one hell of a lot of trouble, and unless this one is going to put the last ten yrs Right and clear up the mess started then ...you are wrong. I hope not part 3 : see part 1 people need a workplace; something like 1/3 of all couples meet thru' work related contact .... Anyway, so what do we do on the 15th ??? Does it hit progressed capricorn suns hardest ? What about progressed cancer ascendants??? - !
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Monday, 11th January 2010 16:47
Now! do you ever think we will be allowed to generate our own power free of charge ??not in this world! and as I am getting on just a bit I can only hope my time is through before the robot carers come on the scene.I think personal transport will still be with us for a very long time but not burning fossil fuels of course.As for the splitting of hydrogen /oxygen it has been done a while ago but it is a very expensive procedure as it uses a lot of (you guessed it) Power!!As for spiritual growth I'm all for that,I hope I live long enough to see the start of things.
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Monday, 11th January 2010 17:29
I loke the concept!
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Tuesday, 12th January 2010 09:53
Futuristic- incredible pioneering technology...ground breaking stuff- some of it very good, some not so good.(I would detest working from home- need to be in a team, and forget the robots looking after me when Im old)- but its happening- and is scary. You wrote some months ago Steve about combining artificial intelligence and human brains and I read last week that this is being researched by a British professor. Are we in danger of a sci-fi world of humans fighting these new creations... I shiver.. )It's strange-recently I have been thinking of a book I read as a teenager by Ray Bradbury- Fahrenheit 451- several of the things he wrote about are happening now- giant television screens dominating peoples houses- people isolated at home- in a virtual world-books becoming extinct-(and thats my biggest fear as e-books become more attractive-(I will never ever buy an e-book) people using the equivalent of the modern day i-pod-. As for solar technology- I wonder how the scientists at Imperial College London are progressing with their research into photosynthesis- because once they break through on that- that's it- only about half a dozen huge solar panels will be needed in the major deserts of the world for all the power the world needs....Lets hope the British government have the brains to put as much money into this project as possible.......The oil companies are going to hate this..... However I hate to say it and I will be shot down in flames no doubt- but all of this technology will be meaningless unless emergency action is taken now by world governments to reduce carbon emissions- it should have happened at Copenhagen- it didn't-(typical short term greed no long term need... we needed drastic action there... and I am off to a lecture by two leading Professors,and a scientist at the University of Oxford on Friday- to see just what can happen now- or maybe as some scientists think it is to late anyway.....Extreme weather will dominate our lives, and the implications are terrifying- why on earth didnt Copenhagen take emergency measures?