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In a world where machines interacts like people and bodies can be rebuild from scratch. What life saving innovations will be possible in the next fifty years? See how scientists today are making visions of tomorrow real. The future is closer than you think and all starts with the body…

Fifty years from now, You’ll live in an intelligence house. You can program sensors to monitor your body and keep you healthy but any information you reveal could come back and hunt you. Computer chips connect you to the entire city, including your health insurance company. The good news is, you live a lot longer. Because an agent gives you a remote physical every three days. Bad news? You have no secrets.

Engineer Paul Moller has spent more than 75 million dollars to build his dream. His dream is building a flying car. Within 20 years, he predicts police and rescue services will adopt his car. In fifty years, Moller expects half of all Americans will be airbourne.
Excerpt from the documentary: 2057 The Body

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What happens if everyone lives longer? Today’s world population is about 6.7 billion (Source: ibiblio.org) If everyone lives longer, it’s good but also it’s a bigger problem in the world of limited sources. It’s obvious. So, you have to be rich to take advantage of tomorrow’s hi-tech world. Rich of intelligence enough to find a good job or start a successful company.

In the tomorrow’s world, governments (or united corporations better) will control the science of genetics and eliminate weak DNA structures. In other words, the system won’t allow bad genes. I strongly suggest the movie: Gattaca, read Ring World.

And of course, forceful population control is necessary. That’s not all. Today’s man controlled apocalypse is the beginning of the tomorrow’s world, the new era. I’m not telling you that’s what I want, all i say is, there’re no other options. Watch Zardoz.

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