If We Knew Then What We Know Now

[SmootSmack]

These articles are always fun to read

Will Life Be Worth Living In 2,000AD?

What sort of life will you be living 39 years from now? Scientists have looked into the future and they can tell you.

It looks as if everything will be so easy that people will probably die from sheer boredom.

[Gmanc711]

I dont know about you guys...but I really wish that 24 hour work week happened...

[mooby]

Nice article there lolol. I doubt we see half that stuff by the year 2100.

[That Guy]

half of it did happen in some form though, and some of it (regenerating limbs) is possible in limited forms, but facing government obstructions. air walls could be aerogel (which is basically a perfect thermal barrier, insanely light, and able to support large weights to its relative density).

some of it does seem a bit silly though.

[Monkeydad]

"At work, Dad will operate on a 24 hour week. The office will be air-conditioned with stimulating scents and extra oxygen - to give a physical and psychological lift."


Hey, my employers have been ripping me off.


Where are my office scents?

[ArtMonkDrillz]

Originally Posted by Buster

"At work, Dad will operate on a 24 hour week. The office will be air-conditioned with stimulating scents and extra oxygen - to give a physical and psychological lift."


Hey, my employers have been ripping me off.


Where are my office scents?

My old office had plenty of scents, but none of them gave me a physical or psychological lift. :vomit:

[MTK]

A 24 hour work week, now we're talking.

Honestly though, I really think I would be more productive working less hours. I've always found that when I have a 1/2 day for something, I can still get all of my work done and then some. When I know I have less time to dick around I tend to keep my nose to the grindstone.