2040 is a number of years away. It could be that we truly are able to multiply reset the age of the body.
2040, and then distributing ourselves around the world in a new way, in light of the second factor, climate change.
2040. Let me go first.
2048 if we continue to fish like we are now and consume fish like we do now there won't be wild fish and if that sounds like a precise number it's not
2040, then fusion becomes an option at that point. Fusion is the power of the
2040, by mid-century, fusion becomes a viable option. And none
By 2040, that will be close to 15%.
In 2042, the Census Bureau indicates that there will be more people of color in America
And "2049" does some of the same, where you start seeing where technology could be.
By 2043, the US population will be majority non-white, and if deterred by books that ignore or stereotype them, non-white children learn to read in lesser numbers
2050 2048 it's because it's based on very precise calculations we know that antibiotics won't be useful for us in the future if we continue feeding
By 2045, we’ll have expanded the intelligence of our human machine civilization a billion fold.
In the 2040s and 2050s, could we take lessons that we're taking from immunotherapies and apply other genes from other organisms?
after the year 2041.
to now in 2049.
"Blade Runner 2049" is out next week on October 6.
it was for me 2049 as a kind of love letter to the original "Blade Runner." I mean, we decided-- I said we because I started right at the beginning
The story of "2049" is basically walking this line, is Deckard a replicant or not.
Takes place in 2045.
And so by 2040, that summer will be the average temperature for London.
And about the year 2045 and above the technological singularity.
Ray Kurzweil has the 2045 turf staked out pretty well.
set in 2047, police detective named Mary Choi. In this novel, she's ____.
I predict that by 2042, 95% of humanity's energy usage will be downstream of solar photovoltaic power.
the year 2049 with no changes whatsoever. And even if we never did anything, it could still pay about 75% of of projected benefits, which would be
The top 1% saw gains of about 204 %.
we're amazed that 275 episodes 204 countries 600,000 people we get very
low for so long in the 204 period uh by the leadership uh would be very important it's discussed in the FED system it's discussed by other central
We want to fix climate change by 2045.
And so the world in 2049, we went back to analog technology.
and that is that by 2045, Silicon Valley is dead.
He's working on the 2045 Avatar Project about virtual mortality.
You can see the projections out to 2040 across each of the counties.
I mean Ray Kurzweil projects 2040 is the singularity and after that we might be able to live forever.
most demographers project by the year 2040 or 41 we will be a country where
Creator and executive producer of of pensado's place seen in 204 countries and as you just saw is like one of our
nothing he just handed me an 18 x 204 rectangle uh anyway that was kind of
Cuz I'm going to hang on till 2040. I'm skeptical. I won't leave the house. I mean Ray is a smart guy, right? He
I have heard the estimates from Kurzweil and others of 2045 I think it was, or 2048-- in that range.
We might not even get a single person to Mars until 2040.
I don't think we'll get to 2040 without major collapses.
So we're not going to get to 2040 without major issues.
So it's fun to talk about a UBI in 2040, and I want to do that more.
I'm just curious as a playwright how did you decide 2047, 30 years,
We are racing towards having a fishless ocean by 2048, with most of the wild stocks in severe decline.
And there are several moments like that in "Blade Runner 2049," and those are my favorite ones.
But I could have this graph showing up to 2040, and you would still see that these measurements are taking place over long periods of time.
Again, 2040, 2060. Those hospitals, they might say, this is no problem for us.
America's population will grow by 70 million by 2045.
And if you imagine you go into this kitchen in 2040 it's what's called a smart kitchen.