TIME TRAVEL TO THE FUTURE

Hi! The task of this week is to talk about a time travel to the future, so I will be talking about how I imagine Tokyo, Japan in the year 3000. Why? Because in my mind it looks neopunk as hell.

As I was saying... If I could travel to the future, I would like to visit Japan, specifically to see all these futuristic ideal dreams that they've planned and have been putting to the test. For example, I think that around the year 3000, I would be able to see those flying cars (not helicopters, I mean real flying cars!) that they have already been launching (you can look for the news of the successful test they already had of their first flying car!). I also imagine that at this time, artificial intelligence will be already used in a common and daily way, with the use of robots for different domestic and work tasks.

I feel that as time goes by, they would end up making houses that are installed in the air, which will be constantly flying above what was once our ground, but which would now be devastated and uninhabitable because of climate change.

Speaking of that, I also think people would only go out of their homes wearing professional masks that filters the air of the already highly polluted oxygen. I think this may all sound a bit cyberpunk… but it's Japan. And it is highly possible due to its pollution levels and technological advances.

This would be something really interesting to see, but I wouldn't stay there, sounds super scary.

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  1. Iván Godoy19 de noviembre de 2021 a las 15:51

    Don't forget, that in the year 3000 the events of Futurama also take place ;)

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