'These Events Will Happen Before 2050'? (RealLifeLore Reaction)

Real Life Lore speculates on events that could happen before 2050, some of them have already happened my thoughts & commentary + a literary recommendation. What do you think 2050 will be like?

Literary Recommendation:
I couldn't find a free audiobook on Youtube unfortunately.

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[bgkarma]

I love how quickly you go into your videos. No nonsense. We all know to like, sub, bell, etc…

[Calvinlessa]

I say Qatar, but I know some people say Qatar... I believe the right way is Qatar, but if you think Qatar is better I'm ok with it

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I am from New Caledonia, yes we are still a french territory.
It´s funny I discovered your channel fiew months ago, never thought that New Caledonia would be mentioned in one of your videos.
Also surprised that you actually knew something about this tiny island of mine 😁

[honourobeten]

With the way the years have been running by, 2050 damn well feels just as close to me as tomorrow.
Still loving your background by the way.

[fgialcgorge]

The Singularity really freaks me out and excites me. The really interesting and scary part is we with A.I. may cure aging and as people are already having less children it could be integral to the long term survival of our species. There've already been many breakthroughs in the field of gerontology be it cancers, life extension, physical age reversal, and A.I. with the help of quantum computing would theoretically be able to solve it in fractions of a second. Any questions we have would be solved as quick as we can ask them.

[_NCO]

The moments your face lights up I feel at peace,
I just discovered your channel and will never not watch you again.
you truly give me peace knowing you care about all these topics and i'd rather watch such a smart girl like you react to a video than watch the original
Lots of greetings and love from Germany.

Love,
N

[markadams]

The thing I loved about The Sun Also Rises was the settings Hemingway created. Sunbaked cobblestone streets, the bright hot sun and dark shadows between the buildings. And he always keeps you apprised about what the characters were eating and drinking. I always put down the book feeling hungry haha

[bakauf]

"As long as nothing disruptive happens..."
COVID
The timeline trips on its chronology and scatters its dates. 😅

[michaelcullen]

His voice reminds me of Criswell in Plan 9 From Outer Space: "these future events may happen to you in the future..."

[wayne]

There's a book called "children of time" which touches on amongst other things (space spiders!) human colonisation of distant planets in the far future - I remember really enjoying it.

[deaddoll]

In Australia, it's pronounced Bowgainville, not Boogainville, as there is no war against the letter u there. A more pressing prediction for 2050 is how much of it will still be above the surface of the ocean.

[dragonfly.effect]

No specific book recommendation, but a book topic. If you're not familiar with the work of architect Antoni Gaudí — designer of the Sagrada Familia, among many other masterpieces — then you need to find a good, detailed picture book of his work. One that will show you many different images of each building: outside and in, long-shots, close-ups, and in-betweens. Gaudí was a visionary genius whose work was highly original, even idiosyncratic. He adapted ideas from a variety of cultures and traditions, experimented with novel combinations of materials, and brought a new emphasis on color as integral to building design. All this beginning in the late 19th century, before the 20th century notion of "modernism" had even been defined, and producing works that will be as close to "timeless" as human civilization will last.

[hmichaelr]

Self-driving (autonomous) cars will be normal about 20 to 25 years earlier than predicted in this video. They exist now but are not 'normal' yet.

[bryandiaz]

Good timing! Thanks for sharing you reactions and thoughts!

[gkiferonhs]

Predictions are difficult, especially about the future. Neils Bohr

[somehighlights]

In the case of the "Sagrada Familia" you went for the author, so I will go for the theme: Ken Follet's series "The Pillars of the Eart", "A World Without End", "A Column of Fire" and "The Evening and the Morning" about the construction of cathedrals.

[hlawrencepowell]

This was interesting. When I grew up in the 1960s and 1970s, I read all available science fiction. Hundreds of books by some of the world's greatest and most creative minds. The longer I live, the more of that science 'fiction' has come true. So, nothing surprises me. In that long list of events between now and 2050, nothing is surprising. Most of it is based on already announced or suggested events. I expect the list will pale in comparison with reality, especially to do with AI and advances in science and medicine.

[dialog_box]

real life lore has SO MANY excellent videos

[sine-nomine]

04:19 Regarding the Fehmarn Belt fixed link (an 18 km/11 mile long immersed tunnel with 4 lane motorway and double-track electrified railway):
1) It's delayed and now expected open for business in 2029. Not 2024 as stated in the video.
2) There has been a direct line between Copenhagen and Northern Germany since 1998, when the Great Belt fixed link opened.
3) The east-west red line on the map is the Great Belt fixed link. The north-south red line is the Fehmarn Belt fixed link.

[rf]

We call it Katar. I'm from Argentina so we've mentioned it a couple of times and nobody complaint, jajaja