Nin10dude789 (2013-06-22 00:28:49)

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Futuristic buildings, but everything else the same.

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WYoshiX2 (2013-06-22 00:31:37)

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I can't see too much changing other than the looks of things and possibly some technological advancements.

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AntiChrist (2013-06-22 00:45:08)

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Most young teens these days all live in their little fantasy world where the future is supposed to be all apocalyptic and crap.

But I'm sure that in only just a few years, maybe 15 or so, immortality could be possible, complete virtual environments will be created and limb cloning can be done more quickly and accurately.

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TFDFrance (2013-06-22 03:25:27)

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Why not?

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SexehEevee (2013-06-22 03:30:34)

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A bit of both but you never can tell!

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DeathKid (2013-06-22 05:43:47)

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It will be destroyed from nuclear warfare, except for certain areas.

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Jordyn (2013-06-22 06:21:05)

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I think that there will be a little difference. Y'know, like flying cars like they say in cartoons.

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angelrulez7 (2013-06-22 06:29:08)

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I have no idea.

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Ron1212 (2013-06-22 06:50:47)

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I don't think it'll be as far advanced as you guys think.

Immortality is far too complex for any humans to make within a century.

Space stations would take too long to build in just 40 years.

While flying cars are a probability, I predict it'll only be in the testing stage or such at 2050.

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MeNobody14 (2013-06-22 15:08:24)

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About the only thing that's gonna happen is iPhones will be smaller. .-.

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SackThing101 (2013-06-22 17:41:29)

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I'll tell you when I'm 50.

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Horizon (2013-06-23 00:45:31)

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I just know ill be 50 and won't give a rat tooth.

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MeNobody14 (2013-06-23 02:43:05)

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I'll be Fifty-one and still going.

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NeonTrees (2013-06-23 04:49:37)

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Idk but it might have hoverboards

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