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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DISCUSSIONS & SOCIAL MEDIA

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00:00 Intro
01:20 Artificial Intelligence
02:40 2030 The ELT telescope
03:20 2031 The International Space Station is deorbited
04:05 2035 The cons
04:45 2036 Humans landed on mars
05:05 2037. The global population reaches 9 billion
05:57 2038 2038. Airplane accident casualties = 0
06:20 Fusion power is nearing commercial availability
07:01 2042 Supercomputers
07:30 2045 turning point for human-artificial intelligence interactions
08:58 2051 Establishment of the first permanent lunar base
09:25 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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[GRosa]

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

[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.

[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.

[elsatiro]

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

[sprinter]

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.

[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.

[peterclarke]

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.

[hortenciac]

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

[jhcqctu]

I noticed there are some kids (teens to 20s) nowadays who are anti influencer, non flashy, not into being out with social media and their personal info, small true group of real friends, and care about the environment and exploring spirituality and yet still tech savvy and aware of the latest world news and holding off on having children until they're ready. Not rushing childrenor marriage.. Very smart . That's what I've seen and it's refreshing. Is it just my environment, or are others seeing this shift around them of the younger generation?

[milesrobinson]

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

[bumfitmusic]

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

[macmckay]

If humans had the technology to terraform another planet. Why not just fix our own. Makes sense

[KScenicViews]

4K video is making even the simplest scenes look breathtaking.

[juslewissr]

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.

[frankmcmillan]

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.

[whitewolfcrowley]

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

[shakekr]

They completely neglected nuclear weapons

[FORTYSHIPS]

I think many people tend to overlook the fact that the technological growth of humanity has been exponential with time. We’ve accomplished far more technologically in the past 100 years than we had in the previous 1000, hands down. This video’s assessments includes the admission that technological growth could happen at a different rate than predicted due to unforeseen factors. These factors may include major wars, global pandemics, and/or global/environmental catastrophes. But humanity has marched onward in the face of all of these types of events in the past, an some of them have even inspired further technological growth (nuclear energy and space travel through war, vaccines and the expansion of medical science through pandemics, and weather/environmental preparedness through global catastrophes). Barring any major world-breaking events, it’s fascinating to wonder and dream about where we’ll be in 1000 years!
My primary hope is that our growth in technology and knowledge will eventually lead to ethical improvements. Our species is long overdue to reach those goals and imagining what we could all accomplish on a unified front makes it so much more worthwhile to put that effort in and take those steps.

[SleepDemonScaryStories]

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