You're right and actually in all my books and so forth I refer to them as artificial organs - I don't think they really have an actual "official" name yet but they will eventually
@@brightpage1020 Hey Bright, ha thanks, and actually the short(ish) answer was that I got fed up of big companies (like the ones I worked for such as IBM etc) not being able to see, quantify, and then plan for the future (or what might be coming), being disrupted by it then making hundreds of thousands of people redundant when "the future" disrupted them. In a one year period I saw over 250,000 people made redundant, for example, because companies misjudged cloud computing and what it would do to their revenues and businesses. The upshot of that was I wanted to help people see what might be coming, help them understand it (what it was, why it was "important" etc), then help them prepare for it so they wouldn't be made redundant hence me making all my books, guides, posters, and so forth free (BTW that stuff's here: www.311institute.com/insights) :)
As a fellow futurist, I'd say most of what you're saying is interesting speculation, but probably not going to happen. Reality tends to get in the way.
Ha, you mean the waistcoat - although there is a new atomic knots technology that researchers think will one day be able to be used to make bullet proof shirts, although I think that's just reserved for Dare Devil in Hells kitchen if you've seen that series!
Very interesting, I will turn 69 years old that year so it is fascinating for me to think about.
The TV is a great idea except that my mind wanders every 30 seconds so the channels would be flipping and flipping haha
If it's 3-d printed, it's not a human heart. It's a cloned heart. Remember that.
You're right and actually in all my books and so forth I refer to them as artificial organs - I don't think they really have an actual "official" name yet but they will eventually
@@FanaticalFuturist Thanks. I joke here, but actually been quite fascinated by your work. What got you interested in becoming a futurist?
@@brightpage1020 Hey Bright, ha thanks, and actually the short(ish) answer was that I got fed up of big companies (like the ones I worked for such as IBM etc) not being able to see, quantify, and then plan for the future (or what might be coming), being disrupted by it then making hundreds of thousands of people redundant when "the future" disrupted them. In a one year period I saw over 250,000 people made redundant, for example, because companies misjudged cloud computing and what it would do to their revenues and businesses. The upshot of that was I wanted to help people see what might be coming, help them understand it (what it was, why it was "important" etc), then help them prepare for it so they wouldn't be made redundant hence me making all my books, guides, posters, and so forth free (BTW that stuff's here: www.311institute.com/insights) :)
Thank you for your work. I never would have know about so many new technologies and innovations if it wasn’t for you. 🙏🙏🙏
You're welcome!
INCREDIBLE
Thanks Juan!
that's very interesting..I doubt I will still be alive then,but it sounds like it will be amazing for whoever is alive then.
Teaching AI remote viewing techniques with tech props.
Hopefully presenters’ fashion sense will improve
As a fellow futurist, I'd say most of what you're saying is interesting speculation, but probably not going to happen. Reality tends to get in the way.
I've seen this guy before. He always wears that vest to talk about this stuff. What's he - hiding body armor under that? What's he so afraid of?
Ha, you mean the waistcoat - although there is a new atomic knots technology that researchers think will one day be able to be used to make bullet proof shirts, although I think that's just reserved for Dare Devil in Hells kitchen if you've seen that series!