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-I have always enjoyed these looks into the future and how wrong they usually are.+I have always enjoyed these looks into the future and how wrong they usually are. This was written in 1968.
  
-    **40 Years in the Future**+**40 Years in the Future**
  
-    //By James R. Berry//+//By James R. Berry//
  
-    IT’S 8 a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2008, and you are headed for  +It’S 8 a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2008, and you are headed for  
-    a business appointment 300 mi. away. You slide into your  +a business appointment 300 mi. away. You slide into your  
-    sleek, two-passenger air-cushion car, press a sequence of  +sleek, two-passenger air-cushion car, press a sequence of  
-    buttons and the national traffic computer notes your  +buttons and the national traffic computer notes your  
-    destination, figures out the current traffic situation and  +destination, figures out the current traffic situation and  
-    signals your car to slide out of the garage. Hands free, you  +signals your car to slide out of the garage. Hands free, you  
-    sit back and begin to read the morning paper—which is  +sit back and begin to read the morning paper—which is  
-    flashed on a flat TV screen over the car’s dashboard.  +flashed on a flat TV screen over the car’s dashboard.  
-    Tapping a button changes the page.+Tapping a button changes the page.
  
-    The car accelerates to 150 mph in the city’s suburbs, then  +The car accelerates to 150 mph in the city’s suburbs, then  
-    hits 250 mph in less built-up areas, gliding over the smooth  +hits 250 mph in less built-up areas, gliding over the smooth  
-    plastic road. You whizz past a string of cities, many of  +plastic road. You whizz past a string of cities, many of  
-    them covered by the new domes that keep them evenly  +them covered by the new domes that keep them evenly  
-    climatized year round. Traffic is heavy, typically, but  +climatized year round. Traffic is heavy, typically, but  
-    there’s no need to worry. The traffic computer, which feeds  +there’s no need to worry. The traffic computer, which feeds  
-    and receives signals to and from all cars in transit between  +and receives signals to and from all cars in transit between  
-    cities, keeps vehicles at least 50 yds. apart. There hasn’t  +cities, keeps vehicles at least 50 yds. apart. There hasn’t  
-    been an accident since the system was inaugurated. Suddenly  +been an accident since the system was inaugurated. Suddenly  
-    your TV phone buzzes. A business associate wants a sketch of  +your TV phone buzzes. A business associate wants a sketch of  
-    a new kind of impeller your firm is putting out for sports  +a new kind of impeller your firm is putting out for sports  
-    boats. You reach for your attache case and draw the diagram  +boats. You reach for your attache case and draw the diagram  
-    with a pencil-thin infrared flashlight on what looks like a  +with a pencil-thin infrared flashlight on what looks like a  
-    TV screen lining the back of the case. The diagram is  +TV screen lining the back of the case. The diagram is  
-    relayed to a similar screen in your associate’s office, 200  +relayed to a similar screen in your associate’s office, 200  
-    mi. away. He jabs a button and a fixed copy of the sketch  +mi. away. He jabs a button and a fixed copy of the sketch  
-    rolls out of the device. He wishes you good luck at the  +rolls out of the device. He wishes you good luck at the  
-    coming meeting and signs off.+coming meeting and signs off.
  
-    Ninety minutes after leaving your home, you slide beneath  +Ninety minutes after leaving your home, you slide beneath  
-    the dome of your destination city. Your car decelerates and  +the dome of your destination city. Your car decelerates and  
-    heads for an outer-core office building where you’ll meet  +heads for an outer-core office building where you’ll meet  
-    your colleagues. After you get out, the vehicle parks itself  +your colleagues. After you get out, the vehicle parks itself  
-    in a convenient municipal garage to await your return.  +in a convenient municipal garage to await your return.  
-    Private cars are banned inside most city cores. Moving  +Private cars are banned inside most city cores. Moving  
-    sidewalks and electrams carry the public from one location  +sidewalks and electrams carry the public from one location  
-    to another.+to another.
  
-    With the U.S. population having soared to 350 million, 2008  +With the U.S. population having soared to 350 million, 2008  
-    transportation is among the most important factors keeping  +transportation is among the most important factors keeping  
-    the economy running smoothly. Giant transportation hubs  +the economy running smoothly. Giant transportation hubs  
-    called modemixers are located anywhere from 15 to 50 mi.  +called modemixers are located anywhere from 15 to 50 mi.  
-    outside all major urban centers. Tube trains, pushed through  +outside all major urban centers. Tube trains, pushed through  
-    bores by compressed air, make the trip between modemixer and  +bores by compressed air, make the trip between modemixer and  
-    central city in 10 to 15 minutes.+central city in 10 to 15 minutes.
  
-    A major feature of most modemixers is the launching pad from  +A major feature of most modemixers is the launching pad from  
-    which 200-passenger rockets blast off for other continents.  +which 200-passenger rockets blast off for other continents.  
-    For less well-heeled travelers there are SST and hypersonic  +For less well-heeled travelers there are SST and hypersonic  
-    planes that carry 200 to 300 passengers at speeds up to  +planes that carry 200 to 300 passengers at speeds up to  
-    4,000 mph. Short trips— between cities less than 1,000 mi.  +4,000 mph. Short trips— between cities less than 1,000 mi.  
-    apart—are handled by slower jumbo jets.+apart—are handled by slower jumbo jets.
  
-    Homes in Mi’s 80th year are practically self-maintaining.  +Homes in Mi’s 80th year are practically self-maintaining.  
-    Electrostatic precipitators clean the air and climatizers  +Electrostatic precipitators clean the air and climatizers  
-    maintain the temperature and humidity at optimum levels.  +maintain the temperature and humidity at optimum levels.  
-    Robots are available to do housework and other simple  +Robots are available to do housework and other simple  
-    chores. New materials for siding and interiors are self- +chores. New materials for siding and interiors are self- 
-    cleaning and never peel, chip or crack.+cleaning and never peel, chip or crack.
  
-    Dwellings for the most part are assembled from prefabricated  +Dwellings for the most part are assembled from prefabricated  
-    modules, which can be attached speedily in the configuration  +modules, which can be attached speedily in the configuration  
-    that best suits the homeowner. Once the foundation is laid,  +that best suits the homeowner. Once the foundation is laid,  
-    attaching the modules to make up a two- or three-bedroom  +attaching the modules to make up a two- or three-bedroom  
-    house is a job that doesn’t take more than a day. Such  +house is a job that doesn’t take more than a day. Such  
-    modular homes easily can be expanded to accommodate a  +modular homes easily can be expanded to accommodate a  
-    growing family. A typical wedding present for the 21st  +growing family. A typical wedding present for the 21st  
-    century newlyweds is a fully equipped bedroom, kitchen or  +century newlyweds is a fully equipped bedroom, kitchen or  
-    living room module.+living room module.
  
-    Other conveniences ease kitchenwork. The housewife simply  +Other conveniences ease kitchenwork. The housewife simply  
-    determines in advance her menus for the week, then slips  +determines in advance her menus for the week, then slips  
-    prepackaged meals into the freezer and lets the automatic  +prepackaged meals into the freezer and lets the automatic  
-    food utility do the rest. At preset times, each meal slides  +food utility do the rest. At preset times, each meal slides  
-    into the microwave oven and is cooked or thawed. The meal  +into the microwave oven and is cooked or thawed. The meal  
-    then is served on disposable plastic plates. These plates,  +then is served on disposable plastic plates. These plates,  
-    as well as knives, forks and spoons of the same material,  +as well as knives, forks and spoons of the same material,  
-    are so inexpensive they can be discarded after use.+are so inexpensive they can be discarded after use.
  
-    The single most important item in 2008 households is the  +The single most important item in 2008 households is the  
-    computer. These electronic brains govern everything from  +computer. These electronic brains govern everything from  
-    meal preparation and waking up the household to assembling  +meal preparation and waking up the household to assembling  
-    shopping lists and keeping track of the bank balance.  +shopping lists and keeping track of the bank balance.  
-    Sensors in kitchen appliances, climatizing units,  +Sensors in kitchen appliances, climatizing units,  
-    communicators, power supply and other household utilities  +communicators, power supply and other household utilities  
-    warn the computer when the item is likely to fail. A  +warn the computer when the item is likely to fail. A  
-    repairman will show up even before any obvious breakdown  +repairman will show up even before any obvious breakdown  
-    occurs.+occurs.
  
-    Computers also handle travel reservations, relay telephone  +Computers also handle travel reservations, relay telephone  
-    messages, keep track of birthdays and anniversaries, compute  +messages, keep track of birthdays and anniversaries, compute  
-    taxes and even figure the monthly bills for electricity,  +taxes and even figure the monthly bills for electricity,  
-    water, telephone and other utilities. Not every family has  +water, telephone and other utilities. Not every family has  
-    its private computer. Many families reserve time on a city  +its private computer. Many families reserve time on a city  
-    or regional computer to serve their needs. The machine  +or regional computer to serve their needs. The machine  
-    tallies up its own services and submits a bill, just as it  +tallies up its own services and submits a bill, just as it  
-    does with other utilities.+does with other utilities.
  
-    Money has all but disappeared. Employers deposit salary  +Money has all but disappeared. Employers deposit salary  
-    checks directly into their employees’ accounts. Credit cards  +checks directly into their employees’ accounts. Credit cards  
-    are used for paying all bills. Each time you buy something,  +are used for paying all bills. Each time you buy something,  
-    the card’s number is fed into the store’s computer station.  +the card’s number is fed into the store’s computer station.  
-    A master computer then deducts the charge from your bank  +A master computer then deducts the charge from your bank  
-    balance.+balance.
  
-    Computers not only keep track of money, they make spending  +Computers not only keep track of money, they make spending  
-    it easier. TV-telephone shopping is common. To shop, you  +it easier. TV-telephone shopping is common. To shop, you  
-    simply press the numbered code of a giant shopping center.  +simply press the numbered code of a giant shopping center.  
-    You press another combination to zero in on the department  +You press another combination to zero in on the department  
-    and the merchandise in which you are interested. When you  +and the merchandise in which you are interested. When you  
-    see what you want, you press a number that signifies “buy,”  +see what you want, you press a number that signifies “buy,”  
-    and the household computer takes over, places the order,  +and the household computer takes over, places the order,  
-    notifies the store of the home address and subtracts the  +notifies the store of the home address and subtracts the  
-    purchase price from your bank balance. Much of the family  +purchase price from your bank balance. Much of the family  
-    shopping is done this way. Instead of being jostled by  +shopping is done this way. Instead of being jostled by  
-    crowds, shoppers electronically browse through the  +crowds, shoppers electronically browse through the  
-    merchandise of any number of stores.+merchandise of any number of stores.
  
-    People have more time for leisure activities in the year  +People have more time for leisure activities in the year  
-    2008. The average work day is about four hours. But the  +2008. The average work day is about four hours. But the  
-    extra time isn’t totally free. The pace of technological  +extra time isn’t totally free. The pace of technological  
-    advance is such that a certain amount of a jobholder’s spare  +advance is such that a certain amount of a jobholder’s spare  
-    time is used in keeping up with the new developments—on the  +time is used in keeping up with the new developments—on the  
-    average, about two hours of home study a day.+average, about two hours of home study a day.
  
-    Most of this study is in the form of programmed TV courses,  +Most of this study is in the form of programmed TV courses,  
-    which can be rented or borrowed from tape _ * libraries. In  +which can be rented or borrowed from tape _ * libraries. In  
-    fact most schooling—from first grade through  +fact most schooling—from first grade through  
-    college—consists of programmed TV courses or lectures via  +college—consists of programmed TV courses or lectures via  
-    closed circuit. Students visit a campus once or twice a week  +closed circuit. Students visit a campus once or twice a week  
-    for personal consultations or for lab work that has to be  +for personal consultations or for lab work that has to be  
-    done on site. Progress of each student is followed by  +done on site. Progress of each student is followed by  
-    computer, which assigns end term marks on the basis of tests  +computer, which assigns end term marks on the basis of tests  
-    given throughout the term.+given throughout the term.
  
-    Besides school lessons, other educational material is  +Besides school lessons, other educational material is  
-    available for TV viewing. You simply press a combination of  +available for TV viewing. You simply press a combination of  
-    buttons and the pages flash on your home screen. The world’s  +buttons and the pages flash on your home screen. The world’s  
-    information is available to you almost instantaneously.+information is available to you almost instantaneously.
  
-    TV screens cover an entire wall in most homes and show most  +TV screens cover an entire wall in most homes and show most  
-    subjects other than straight text matter in color and three  +subjects other than straight text matter in color and three  
-    dimensions. In addition to programmed TV and the  +dimensions. In addition to programmed TV and the  
-    multiplicity of commercial fare, you can see top Broadway  +multiplicity of commercial fare, you can see top Broadway  
-    shows, hit movies and current nightclub acts for a nominal  +shows, hit movies and current nightclub acts for a nominal  
-    charge. Best-selling books are on TV tape and can be  +charge. Best-selling books are on TV tape and can be  
-    borrowed or rented from tape libraries.+borrowed or rented from tape libraries.
  
-    A typical vacation in 2008 is to spend a week at an undersea  +A typical vacation in 2008 is to spend a week at an undersea  
-    resort, where your hotel room window looks out on a tropical  +resort, where your hotel room window looks out on a tropical  
-    underwater reef, a sunken ship or an ancient, excavated  +underwater reef, a sunken ship or an ancient, excavated  
-    city. Available to guests are two- and three-person  +city. Available to guests are two- and three-person  
-    submarines in which you can cruise well-marked underwater  +submarines in which you can cruise well-marked underwater  
-    trails.+trails.
  
-    Another vacation is a stay < on a hotel satellite. The  +Another vacation is a stay < on a hotel satellite. The  
-    rocket ride to the satellite and back, plus the vistas of  +rocket ride to the satellite and back, plus the vistas of  
-    earth and moon, make a memorable vacation jaunt.+earth and moon, make a memorable vacation jaunt.
  
-    While city life in 2008 has changed greatly, the farm has  +While city life in 2008 has changed greatly, the farm has  
-    altered even more. Farmers are business executives running  +altered even more. Farmers are business executives running  
-    operations as automated as factories. TV scanners monitor  +operations as automated as factories. TV scanners monitor  
-    tractors and other equipment computer programmed to plow,  +tractors and other equipment computer programmed to plow,  
-    harrow and harvest. Wires imbedded in the ground send  +harrow and harvest. Wires imbedded in the ground send  
-    control signals to the machines. Computers also keep track  +control signals to the machines. Computers also keep track  
-    of yields-, fertilization, soil composition and other  +of yields-, fertilization, soil composition and other  
-    factors influencing crops. At the beginning of each year, a  +factors influencing crops. At the beginning of each year, a  
-    print-out tells the farmer what to plant where, how much to  +print-out tells the farmer what to plant where, how much to  
-    fertilize and how much yield he can expect.+fertilize and how much yield he can expect.
  
-    Farming isn't confined to land. Mariculturists have turned  +Farming isn't confined to land. Mariculturists have turned  
-    areas of the sea into beds of protein-rich seaweed and  +areas of the sea into beds of protein-rich seaweed and  
-    algae. This raw material is processed into food that looks  +algae. This raw material is processed into food that looks  
-    and tastes like steak and other meats. It also is cheap;  +and tastes like steak and other meats. It also is cheap;  
-    families can have steak-like meals twice a day without  +families can have steak-like meals twice a day without  
-    feeling a budget pinch. Areas in bays or close to shore have  +feeling a budget pinch. Areas in bays or close to shore have  
-    been turned into shrimp, lobster, clam and other shellfish  +been turned into shrimp, lobster, clam and other shellfish  
-    ranches, like the cattle spreads of yesteryear.+ranches, like the cattle spreads of yesteryear.
  
-    Medical research has guaranteed that most babies born in the  +Medical research has guaranteed that most babies born in the  
-    21st century will live long and healthy lives. Heart disease  +21st century will live long and healthy lives. Heart disease  
-    has virtually been eliminated by drugs and diet. If hearts  +has virtually been eliminated by drugs and diet. If hearts  
-    or other major organs do give trouble, they can be replaced  +or other major organs do give trouble, they can be replaced  
-    with artificial organs.+with artificial organs.
  
-    Medical examinations are a matter of sitting in a diagnostic  +Medical examinations are a matter of sitting in a diagnostic  
-    chair for a minute or two, then receiving a full health  +chair for a minute or two, then receiving a full health  
-    report. Ultrasensitive microphones and electronic sensors in  +report. Ultrasensitive microphones and electronic sensors in  
-    the chair's headrest, back and armrests pick up heartbeat,  +the chair's headrest, back and armrests pick up heartbeat,  
-    pulse, breathing rate, galvanic skin response, blood  +pulse, breathing rate, galvanic skin response, blood  
-    pressure, nerve reflexes and other medical signs. A computer  +pressure, nerve reflexes and other medical signs. A computer  
-    attached to the chair digests these responses, compares them  +attached to the chair digests these responses, compares them  
-    to the normal standard and prints out a full medical report.+to the normal standard and prints out a full medical report.
  
-    No need to worry about failing memory or intelligence  +No need to worry about failing memory or intelligence  
-    either. The intelligence pill is another 21st century  +either. The intelligence pill is another 21st century  
-    commodity. Slow learners or people struck with forgetful- +commodity. Slow learners or people struck with forgetful- 
-    ness are given pills which increase the production of  +ness are given pills which increase the production of  
-    enzymes controlling production of the chemicals known to  +enzymes controlling production of the chemicals known to  
-    control learning and memory. Everyone is able to use his  +control learning and memory. Everyone is able to use his  
-    full mental potential.+full mental potential.
  
-    Despite the fact that the year 2008 is only 40 years away—as far ahead as 1928 is in the past—it will be a world as strange to us as our time (1968) would be to the pilgrims. +Despite the fact that the year 2008 is only 40 years away—as far  
 +ahead as 1928 is in the past—it will be a world as strange to us  
 +as our time (1968) would be to the pilgrims. • 
  
  
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