Which makes me wonder what people in future will think about our science fiction media.
- Going to other galaxies: As opposed to flying, those are physically impossible,
- 2100 utopia would be about ecology and people consuming less, not more,
- When I was a kid, I used to dream about flying blades (drones) or minicomputer in our hands where would could read stuff of program. Today I don’t see a single thing that I would like to dream about.
Maybe social relationships?
and social relationships
Silent Running https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067756/
The unified computing ecosystem from The Expanse.
The public transport from Westworld
I can see us consuming less of any given resource we heavily use now, but only because we no longer need it due to some new innovation, and for no other reason.
Perhaps just like a mostly peaceful independence of India, Australia, Canada etc would have seemed unthinkable at the height of the British Empire, perhaps a non-consumerist society which seems unthinkable today is still in the cards.
Either way, we will obviously see less consumption in the coming century - either voluntarily, as I hope, in order to stop the worse forms of global warming; or else global warming will continue in its current path to 3, 4, 5 degrees of warming, and the ensuing catastrophes will force it on us.
2100 utopia is the dream that we can all be united under the one system.
The start to rising positivity is causing people to chase dreams off a cliff. I'd be careful about what ideas you give people.
People follow dreams well past the point where they should logically conclude, even to death.
Always wondered what would happen from it. And, I guess, maybe it's technically possible if we ever figure out how to read and write human brains/body chemistry?