THE WORLD IN 2050

HOW THE WORLD WILL

CHANGE IN 50 YEARS?
It seems a very difficult question to
answer, but is it? Definitely no! this is a
very easy question to respond for many
people who have already watched science
fiction films because it allowed them to
predict plenty of changes that will
happen in the long term. So currently how
much of it is true or believable?, that is
the question that today I will try to answer
based on recently researches.
HOW UNDERSTAND BETTER
CHANGES IN THE FUTURE?
To understand the future is necessary to start thinking
about many different factors that allow us to be able to
imagine situations that we had never thought of, these
are:

Technology and computers

Employment
Economy
Space tourism
TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTERS
Human genetics and science Our
DNA will be taken at birth and defects
will be remedied, altered or catered for.
Our physical and mental attributes will
be assessed and compared with our
parents and grandparents. On this basis
predictions will be made of our likely
physical and mental abilities.
We will all be nodes in a network. Our
heath will be constantly monitored via
built-in sensors, wearables, and clothes
 People could also become Cyborgs by 2045.
If we can link people's brains to computers by
2050 then we could use similar technology to turn
people into part-machine, part-human, specially
People who do not have or lost parts of their body.

The Global network

Our houses, cars, suitable furniture, utensils,

pets, and possessions will be networked. We will
each be the center of a mini-universe which is a
form of 'Data bubble' that will be part of a system.
 EMPLOYMENT
Currently in the West it only
takes about 8% of the working
population to provide all of
ouressentialneeds. That is
food, energy, transport,
housing, and basic utilities.
With automation of robots and
Artificial Intelligence the
workforce will be reduced to a
fraction of 1%.
The goods will be eternal or
 ECONOMY
By 2050, the worlds 10 largest economies will include new
powers like Mexico and Indonesia, according to a new
report from the Economist Intelligence Unit(paywall). Thirty-
five years from now, the worlds biggest economies will look
like this:
SPACE TOURISM
Ian Pearson said rocket
companies like Jeff Bezo's Blue
Origin and Elon Musk's SpaceX
will push the envelope with space
travel enough that tourism will be
feasible in the year 2050.
"Someone who could afford to
pay 100 million quid could spend
a week in orbit... but it would only
be for rich people in 2050." he
said. "It's not going to be