Future Trends By an Engineer and Seer

Table of Contents

1.0   Introduction

Part 1—The History & Difficulty of Predictions

2.0   The Usefulness of Good Predictions
3.0 Wrong Or Limited Insights
3.1   Global Warming Mistakes
3.2   Space Travel after Moon Landings
3.3   Not seeing the possibilities
4.0 Previous Prediction Books
4.1 Malthusian Theory
4.2 Future Shock
4.3 The Third Wave
4.4 Megatrends
5.0 Science Fiction Predictions
5.1 Jules Verne
5.2 Arthur C. Clarke
5.3 H.G. Wells
5.4 Robert Heinlein
5.5 Misc Science Fiction Writers
6.0 The Singularity
7.0 Secret Science and Knowledge
8.0 Types of Predictions
8.1 Predictions based on existing trends
8.2 Potential Paradigm shifts
8.3 Predictions based on Intuition & Prophecy
8.4 Taking Into Account Economics and Industry
9.0 Mixing Logic and Knowledge with Intuition

Part 2-Major Trends & Predictions

10.0 World Population Growth
11.0 Availability of Resources
12.0 Technology Development Trends
12.1 Artificial Intelligence
12.2 Biology & DNA
12.3 Construction
12.4 Crypto Currencies
12.5 Drone Technology
12.6 Education
12.7 Farming
12.8 Electrical Power Generation
12.9 Human Longevity
12.10 Manufacturing
12.11 Medicine
12.12 Mobile Technologies
12.13 Military Technology
12.14 Nanotechnology
12.15 Quantum Technologies
12.16 Robotics
12.17 Space Travel & Space Settlements
12.18 Transportation
13.0 Human Intelligence
14.0 Trends In Human Interactions
14.1 Overall Trends in Work and Jobs
14.2 Trends in Corporations
14.3 Trends in Government
14.4 Trends in Religious and Spiritual Areas
14.5 Trends in Social Interaction And Relationships
15.0 Paradigm Shifting   137
15.1 Summary of Paradigm Shift Potentials
16.0 The Speed of Change
17.0 Predictions About Human Civilization
17.1 In the Year 2100 AD—Roughly 80 Years
17.2 In the Year 2250 AD—Roughly 232 Years
17.3 In the Year 3000 AD—Roughly 980 Years
18.0 Summary
Bibliography

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