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What Will Teenagers Be Like In 100 Years

What will Teenagers Be Like in 100 Years.


This is an interesting title, and it's quite thought-provoking too. So without ado, let's start !

We might not live to see the teenagers in the next 100 years, but who knows, maybe someone invents life-prolonging technology. In 100 years, teenagers will be less...curious to the environment and everything else. Since with  the advancement of technology, basically every single information that a human could ever want can be found with a single press of a button. Given that we're already able to do that right now, it's now only a matter of time when humans are able to download data directly into their brains.

Unless biotechnology or the current state of the environment improves, humanity's look will deform. Really badly. Evolution sometimes bring surprises. In an attempt to overcome the damages we caused to the environment, we might just created another environment, a volatile one for our future generations to adapt and overcome. This might bring about the term science fiction movies or books adore to use - "Homo Novus" the next step in human evolution. Stronger, faster and smarter than before, they look ugly due to their ability to resist harsh environments.

Currently in the year 2018, teenagers love to use their technology on hand, such as the smartphone or maybe even a desktop. This all will change in the next two decades. As augmented reality becomes a "reality", teenagers will switch from using devices and interact with a virtual environment, fully equipped with sensors to feel whatever their doing in games or that one drama which has 500 chapters in a season. Hell, maybe they even get to star in that drama. Who knows, I have a lot of friends that are addicted to these kinds of things...

As for their cultures, you can be sure there will be a lot of them preserving them. Maybe they would even spread it with other cultures, or even mix it ! Who knows, 100 years is a lot of time. A lot of things can happen.

Don't think too much on the future. If the humans now don't solve problems that are currently existing, we might not have humans in the future, let alone in Mars.


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