Future Technologies

You wake up with a big stretch of your arms. You look outside and it is a beautiful June morning in the year 2075. It’s Sunday and you ask yourself, “What should I do today? The possibilities are limitless.” First things first, you check the weather so you know what to wear. Going on the weather website? No way, that is primitive. You turn to your nightstand that has a glass countertop and say “show me weather.” A 3D holographic display pops up and shows you what the temperature will be throughout the day. You they say, “show ideal clothing for such conditions.” Now all you have to do is put on the clothes that it tells you to, since it already has all of the clothing you own in its database. Your artificial intelligence robot makes breakfast for you. “Thank you Martha,” you say and after breakfast is done, find an activity to do. Why not walk your dog in the park? It’s a nice enough day. Now you have to decide whether you want to take your flying car, or use your self-driving car. Since the park is only about 10 minutes away you just take the robot car. In the middle of playing in the park with your dog, you get a call on the cell phone. It’s Martha your robot; she reminds you that you have a cancer therapy appointment today. Your car drives you back so you can drop off your dog and you take your flying car over the cancer specialist. There’s no painful chemo in this treatment, all you do is sit back and painlessly let the doctors do whatever it is they do. Just 80 years ago people never even thought about the type of technology that is so frequently used by us today. Imagine where technological advances could take us in just another 80 years. There are so many theories floating around right now of what the future can hold for us electronically. The possibilities are limitless because, well, look at how unbelievably fast technology developed in just the last ten years. A few of these theories caught my eye.
Flying cars means faster means of transportation, but