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Future - Factual: Agricultural Libertarianism, Architecture, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Womb, Augmented Reality, Automatic Translation, Biofeedback, Biotechnology, Brain Computer Interface, Car, Centralism Versus Decentralism
Author: Source Wikipedia
ISBN/ASIN: 1230849300
This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 52. Chapters: Agricultural libertarianism, Architecture, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial womb, Augmented reality, Automatic translation, Biofeedback, Biotechnology, Brain Computer Interface, Car, Centralism versus decentralism, Clothing, Computer Games, Computing, Copyright, Cosmetic treatments, Cryonics, Custom manufacturing, Cyborg, Datamining, Design, Desktop Semiconductor Foundry, Domotics, Electronics, Embryo screening, Energy, Eugenics, Evolutionary psychology, Fundamental focus, Fusion power, Hedonism, Household robots, Human Cognome Project, Internet, Medicine, Memory and storage, Miniaturization, Mobile phone, Nanofactory, Nanotechnology, Neuroscience, Overpopulation, Population control, Proteinomics, Reproduction, Selective breeding, Simulation, Skyfish, Solar Power, Space elevator, Subvocal recording, The eugenic threshold, The evolution-technology ratio, The new axis, The transhumanist threshold, Transport, User Interface, Virtual Reality, War Technology, Warp Drive, Wearable computer, Wind power, Work. Excerpt: The year 2006 has come and gone, and while some predictions made by futurologists have failed, others have come close to predicting the truth. Learning about what's happened recently will tell us how to predict the future with greater accuracy. The following are two links to places where you can find predictions and the actual occurrences of the year 2006. Agricultural libertarianism is the term applied to the political and social idealogy that some farmers and rural politicians subscribe to, wherein both parties attempt to preserve as much of the local agricultural industry as possible. This is considered to be a form of tribalism by some intellectuals. Agricultural libertarianism can apply to any crop. As an example, tobacco belt regions are attempting to keep their tobacco-growing industry alive in the face of urban society attempting to ban tobacco....