"History consists of past present and most importantly forgotten, the future"Futures studies (also called futurology and futurism) is the study of postulating possible, probable, and preferable futures and the worldviews and myths that underlie them. The future is told every day, what people don't understand that time is just a measurement that humans use. It is a tangible number and can be equated as simple 1+1. A year simply represents the length of time it takes the Earth to rotate around the sun. Does anything happen to us within that year, that is any different than any year? No. Except for a few minor occurrences such as natural disasters and etc.
So here is a little trick for you skeptical folks. I am not predicting, but instead I know the future of this blog entry. You will skim through this with a puzzled face and proceed to write a pleasant comment about how you enjoyed my entry because no one seems to have a soul.
To get back on track, there is no history without a future. Yes we all know the "history" of computers, and the only relevant one is when Apple released the Macintosh in 1984. For those who are intrigued by this Timeline. Refer to the purple underlined hyperlink.
For those who are intrigued by relevant matters refer to the pictures surrounding us. Flying cars, personal robots, watches that act as cellphones, and most importantly google glasses. The future is here, it is funny because the mainstream of society back in the day believed we would have invented flying cars by now. Also what happened to my robotic soldiers or maids
All I see now are hybrid prius and a frisbee like object that cleans the floor.
So what does history have in mind for us scientist. Small scale maybe we are thinking a strapped in tablets that are powered by our blood. Or implanted chips in all of us so big brother can track our location and thoughts at anytime. All software and doc types become compatible with each other. Yes some of these things sound fun, but the biggest thing on everyone's mind is Artificial Intelligence. Yes we all know what that is, lets skip the cheesy dictionary definition. Some examples people can argue video game cpus, Siris and maybe even google search bar. These come close,, but aren't actually true AI, something like that could only come straight from a Sci Fi movie. True AI requires a computer to think for itself. So far, all computers simply derive results based on calculated values they are programmed to know. Machines are uncapable to learn beyond their programming or act in any way their weren't designed to do. Something real close though is Deep Blue which is a chess playing computer. I am definitely excited to see what the world has in mind for this though.



