Do you think 2020s will ever have something new and profound?

[fonduegirl]

[HawkPerception]

AI has been the main topic for a reason. It's changing everything. They've found out that age can be reversed and are already in human trials. AI estimates it will be 3-5 years before the first age reversal solutions are available to the public and in 10 years it will be normalized.

AI is helping make so many other breakthroughs in health, it's helped develop a material as strong as steel but 98% lighter (as light as styrofoam). It's progressing the film industry by leaps and bounds, robotics, automations, understanding the brain, it's helping to accomplish nuclear fusion (a clean and unlimited source of energy), and so much more.

It's revolutionary technology that I thought would not be a thing even after I died. But we're seeing it today like it's normal.

[loveslongnails]

Better car batteries - Chinese companies are on that.
Cures for diseases like diabetes - Chinese scientists have done that
Probably a cure for cancer and new energy sources -- killing the scientists who might discover them -- the USA and corporate billionaires are on that.
Grab your popcorn, kiddies.

[Still-alive]

We had plenty of new things but profound? Probably how we learned the ultra wealthy and powerful are involved in the biggest pedophile ring ever and there’s still no consequences!

my hope is the 2030s will usher in a new progressive era

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

Covid implications were actually new and psycho-politico-societally profound lol, carrying a self-signed "permit" just to go out for an hour was special, as well as being masked, plus supermarkets filtering entrance as if it was a club.

Here, especially with 3 lockdowns each lasting a month, it's going to be memorable !

[Lynx122]

I'm profound af

[Jamie05rhs]

Probably not.

[Danny_dan92]

Fuck no

[Paige2006]

Yes due to AI