FUTURE WORLD (Fictional Prediction by Sandie May Joyce)
There will come a time when the world will become just down to only 500 million people, and each person will be controlled by a world computer in the sky.
There will NOT be any governor(s). We will be robotized with a chip inside each of us, and be controlled by a large computerized system that will supply our daily needs. The population will always be young because the older generation will be eliminated for the purpose of being "reborn".
People who are chipped will not need any privacy, the passwords to their banks
and their email addresses will be read by the computer that controls them through the sky. It will know their every move and every thought, but what they think and do will be non-important.
There will not be any history, this world we are now living in will be forgotten as humans become robots. They will only know what the large computer in the sky feeds into their brains. Another world will replace this world.
Women will not give birth. People will be "cloned" and grown in labs, dehumanized, and chipped. Half of the world's population will be robots that won't need food. The other half will be human robots until ALL become robots.
Copyright (c) Sandie Angel (Sandie May Joyce), 05/04/2020
NOTES TO READERS: (UPDATE)
If you asked me now why and how the world would come down to only 500 million people, I can tell you it is because we will be interplanetary traveling, and many humans will be residing on Mars, and others will be residing on other smaller man-made planets that are similar to earth.
About that large computer in the sky? ... Who knows?... Perhaps it will be controlled by Elon Musk from Mars.
NOTHING is too far-fetched now the way I see how this world is going.
~ Sandie
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I LOVED THIS SANDIE. YOUR FANTASY IS YOURS, GOING WHEREVER YOU WANT TO TAKE IT AND IT IS GREAT! THANKS FOR THIS SHORT DELVE INTO A FICTIONAL FUTURE WORLD AND TAKING ME WITH YOU, ENJOYED. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS
More like an article or introduction to a larger work, your statement about humans in the future is rather stark, regimented, and unrealistic. Just how we arrive at 500 million people, for example, is totally unclear. "Reborning" doesn't do it for me. Reincarnation into other species?
I'm much more inclined to have people leave the planet until the earth's human population is a mere few million people or so and the solar system contains the rest of us, largely in earth-sized, varied, planetoids created by us.
That was Arthur C. Clarke's prediction back in the 1960s, and I prefer it over, your, rather negative concern of computer control. So far, AI is turning out to be a great aid in our ability to scientifically predict very complex things and solve seemingly, unsolvable problems. There is no indication in the near or far future that AI will rule us.
Your assessment of young people seems actually far off from what young people are actually doing. My contemporaries in my generation were dodging the draft, living off the folks, drinking way too much beer, and dropping out. Older folks thought the world was going to hell.
Ron
Reviewed by Danny Underwood (Reader)
Reviewed on May 8, 2020
In the 1976 sci-fi film "Logan's Run" people live and die in a dome-liked underground world. They do not see the rising and setting of the sun, nor have they seen the rising of the moon. They do not see or feel see the grass, the trees, the mountains, nor have they ever seen a river, the ocean. People cannot live past the age of 30 for at age 30 the person will be hunted down to go through a "reborn" process. I hope that isn't going to be our futuristic world. If so, people will only live for their existence, and nothing else, and it will truly be sad.
Scary, but it may happen. Who knows what the futuristic world has instored for us? It's hard to think of a world with only 500 million people in it. Many things have to happened to be downsized to that population.
The future is unknown. We won't know what the future generation will need or what will be the purposes of their existence.
Just take a look at the young people nowadays. All they want to worry is about what gender they choose to live in. They don't learn any history in school because the teachers don't teach them. Some teachers are already denying history, claiming some did not happen the way it was written. Denying history and demolishing statues, burning books are already happening in this world we live in. Just ask the youngsters in the street what do they want in life, and what books they have read, and what have they learned so far. Many can't even tell you what books they have read. Very sad!
Well, I'm only writing fantasy and fictional stories... but it is worth the thoughts.
Sounds like a very dreary world to live in except with no past history there does not seem like there will be any future history so what is even the point in living?
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I'm much more inclined to have people leave the planet until the earth's human population is a mere few million people or so and the solar system contains the rest of us, largely in earth-sized, varied, planetoids created by us.
That was Arthur C. Clarke's prediction back in the 1960s, and I prefer it over, your, rather negative concern of computer control. So far, AI is turning out to be a great aid in our ability to scientifically predict very complex things and solve seemingly, unsolvable problems. There is no indication in the near or far future that AI will rule us.
Your assessment of young people seems actually far off from what young people are actually doing. My contemporaries in my generation were dodging the draft, living off the folks, drinking way too much beer, and dropping out. Older folks thought the world was going to hell.
Ron
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The future is unknown. We won't know what the future generation will need or what will be the purposes of their existence.
Just take a look at the young people nowadays. All they want to worry is about what gender they choose to live in. They don't learn any history in school because the teachers don't teach them. Some teachers are already denying history, claiming some did not happen the way it was written. Denying history and demolishing statues, burning books are already happening in this world we live in. Just ask the youngsters in the street what do they want in life, and what books they have read, and what have they learned so far. Many can't even tell you what books they have read. Very sad!
Well, I'm only writing fantasy and fictional stories... but it is worth the thoughts.
Sandie :)