/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11310585
I expect some major shit to happen in the 40s, in this century we did give birth to the first genetic modified humans, developed surgical nanomachines, living robots, life extension tech, neurallink and progress in the BlueBrain project. Stuff is happening.

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>>11208203
In the next decade human genetic engineering will be capable of inteligence, fitness and health modifications, followed by cybernetics and nanomachines. During the 40s it will hit mass market and mark the start of the transhuman age, not a Kurzweil paradise but you will able to see the difference, human life-extension for example. In the 30s fusion power finally gets on, but we must wait for commercial ones. In the 50s we will hear more about them and in the 70/80s they have become a big industry. Space infrastructure will become a thing thanks to te need of Helium-3. AI will advance and achieve sapience but not in 60 years. In 2079 they will still be on a ape level.