The increase of anti intellectualism perpetuated by what caused it in the beginning of the information age i.e the government.
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I can see white supremacy gaining power again, most probably in europe which noone absolutely noone would be suprised by.
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Farming in many countries would completely collapse not only due to a shortage of workers but due to shortages in i believe ammonia(i cant remember which chemical) which is necessary for healthy soil.
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The only concrete thing i can say for sure is that crude oil will still be getting dug up.
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Computer security will be a thing of the past, so isolationism of personal devices and home systems will be encouraged resorting to a return to "dumb phones/ devices".
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With the amount of jobs being stolen by robots and a.i, i believe many people will begin to fill the inside and outside of their homes with plants and trees.
Which will lead to more people getting in touch with animals again, though not necessarily for farming.
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Reply to What do you see happening over the next 300 years to a millennia? In what way will it be different to how it is today? by Serious_Final_989
The increase of anti intellectualism perpetuated by what caused it in the beginning of the information age i.e the government.
​
I can see white supremacy gaining power again, most probably in europe which noone absolutely noone would be suprised by.
​
Farming in many countries would completely collapse not only due to a shortage of workers but due to shortages in i believe ammonia(i cant remember which chemical) which is necessary for healthy soil.
​
The only concrete thing i can say for sure is that crude oil will still be getting dug up.
​
Computer security will be a thing of the past, so isolationism of personal devices and home systems will be encouraged resorting to a return to "dumb phones/ devices".
​
With the amount of jobs being stolen by robots and a.i, i believe many people will begin to fill the inside and outside of their homes with plants and trees.
Which will lead to more people getting in touch with animals again, though not necessarily for farming.