The year is 2013…

Technology has expanded like nothing we’ve ever seen before and has merged more than ever with humans. Artificial intelligence, cloning and cybernetics along with stem cell research has created a gray area between what is “human” and what is “machine. People have artificial robot limbs, and robots have human parts, and learn to think more like humans, but process information quickly like machines. In late 2011 and early 2012, Apple has taken the iPad and integrated it with a gaming platform and 3d TV and brought you the I-TV after Sony created the PS Phone and PSP2 (iPad for gamers) in 2011. In response, Sony partnered with other smaller companies took 3d gaming and has made it portable. The development is now to go from simple eyewear that is used for 3d gaming, and instead make a contact lens. Although it’s early, the future is clearly leading to something great. The 3d portable gaming network and the advancement of motion technology also allows access to internet and real world simulations that allow doctors to be to try open heart surgery in the virtual world before the finally do the real thing. More and more career opportunities will be available as anyone will be able to take a career training course in any field and train until they are given a high enough grade to qualify. This will make everyone have the opportunity to make the most out of themselves. If they don’t like a job, they can take a training course and be offered a job and try a different field. If they are curious how they would do, they can try a simulation of another field and if they score really well they can know before they quit their job whether or not they are wanted more in that particular field. As a result, schools are needed less, and students can learn at a very young age the basic skills to be whatever they want to be. Because of this, society will get the best out of their employees.  Read more...