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I'm curious why you think a disclaimer about the accuracy of predicting the future is irrelevant to a timeline of predictions about the far future. Indeterminacy and free will can absolutely affect most of the predictions listed on this timeline.

R is not continuously in contact with liquid mercury. The removal rate from R is higher than the back-diffusion rate of mercury vapor from B.

Recently Palantir Technologies has secured a significant federal contract to create a centralized data platform that integrates sensitive records from various government agencies, including the IRS and Social Security.

We're still missing the instant grocery store checkout.

Not a parent, I was a kid to a software developer and now I'm a software developer. I think the most important thing is nurturing curiosity. Whenever I wanted to know how something worked my dad would show me. Eventually I figured out how to learn things myself and it snowballed into the career I have now. I never felt dumb asking questions and now learning is my favorite thing to do. I was never taught to code, I figured it out myself using the curiosity my parents gave me.

I have a AirTag in my car so I can find it when I park in an unfamiliar city or an airport parking lot. I'm imagining a rechargeable version I could plug into the cigarette lighter and it would theoretically last as long as my car does.

The product you're referring to is called "AirPort Time Capsule" and time capsule can't be copyrighted.

I feel as though buying a book like this is a great way to start learning about black hat work. Doing things out of curiosity is how everyone starts in a field like cybersecurity.

I don't work at Google but I do live in a country where I have access to google.com. Chubby is a lock service that is used internally at Google and a cell is referring to an instance of Chubby. You can read more here: https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.c...