THE FUTURE OF THE FUTURE - THIS IS HOW IT WILL BE? EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE
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'Of all predictions- the future is hardest'

THE 21st Century - ideas & stories of our future

Knowledge, Science and the Problem of Time Travel Kimberly Pfeifer Does the concept of time travel belong solely to the realm of science fiction or is it a possibility? On Personal Identity and Other Minds Kimberly Pfeifer Upon contemplating the prospect of aging and dying, I become distressed and realize I would prefer to continue living in a youthful body. I find that there is a company—"New You Services" which offers a solution to my problem. The Eight Horsemen of 2012 (The Apocalypse)   Paul Dale Roberts, Futurologist Why is 2012 so significant?  Should we be worried? Should we even care?

The Consumer Consumed, or: Harnessing the Cheapest Labor of It All—Yours! Dr. Claudia K. Grinnell Buzz, Buzz, Buzz: Web 2.0 What is web 2.0? Many people, rightfully suspicious, ask about the meaning of this new buzzword. Is it a bubble or hype in the style of the "new economy" of the last century? Is there a future for the car? Sam North The key to public transport in cities is reliabity, price, accessibity and safety. A city that does not reinvest in a constant cycle in people-moving will die. Cyber Cynic Tom Nation A full moon adorned the night sky above the city. Her gaze penetrated the steel and concrete lattice of streets below and illuminated the body of a male who identified himself only as "Archos"

The Future According to Class 7b Louise Powell on the future of teaching The Age of Abundance Naseem Javeed - where are all the new ideas? Future Tense James Ryder on living for now Meet The Ocean Police James Skinner on Greenpeace Life in 2024 Andrew Walker looks back Birthday Boy 2054 Alex Segal Last Christmas 2019 Jenny Atkins mourns the festive season Life With the Bradstones Rev Antonio Hernandez robots have lives too... When God makes changes... Michael levy Climate of Fear Gina Birtch on global warming Let's Interface Colin Todhunter on how corporate jargon invades our daily lives

The Forked Path Josh Davidson ponders our immediate future Look Back - Going Forward Sam North on Hackwriters past and future Brazil: Say farewell to the trees Gabriella Davies Who wants to live in a world without men? Leanne Browning does The Other Me Gemma Ayres - designer baby grows up Why Must The Future Be So Glum? Michael Barakat The Future of Adult Branding Naseem Javed on XXX.com Check this link out and really start worrying: http://www.aclu.org/pizza/ Paranoid about the Future - now you will be Welly and the nukes James Skinner - is nuclear option inevitable? On-Line Dating Karen Saxby downloads her man

The Bruce Sterling Podcast May 2006 http://www.newstatesman.co.uk/nma/nma2006/nma2006podcasts.php

• Futures • The Mysteries and Future of Websites Nassem Javed on the global economy Branding a Century Naseem Javed on the cyber-market in naming Oil James Skinner on liquid gold futures Global Warming? If this is the future - why am I so bloody cold? What Future For Europe? James Skinner on the New Constitution NUCLEAR WAR in the 21st Century • James Skinner has a dream Part One NUCLEAR WAR in the 21st Century- Part Two • James Skinner has a dream WAR & Peace in the 21st CENTURY - • Part Three of James Skinner's vision of hell NOT A DROP TO DRINK? • Oliver Moor on the future of water VISIONS OF THE FUTURE Introduction to extended essay series on the way we thought it would be • Sam North HYDROGEN FUTURES David Rutherford • Natural capitalism and the hypercar THE ART OF PREDICTION by Sam North • So you think you know what's going to happen next? GETTING IT WRONG •John Lewell puts us right ANTIBIOTICS WILL KILL US ALL by Yvette Barnett • Is medicine that saves us now going to kill us in the future? MOBILE FUTURES by Debbie Hill • You'll never hang up again FUTURE IMPERFECT by Jayne Sharratt • Trouble in the Ribble DREAMING DIGNITY by Esther Loydall • Death is only the beginning... VIRTUAL LOVE • A.Chan investigates the world of cybersex ENJO KOSAI J T Brown - Love in Modern Japan REAL ESTATE AND THE ENVIRONMENT • Admire the view - just don't breathe the air by Sam North • WORLD IN 2020 - Conference Review How was it for you? YOUR PHONE: YOUR FRIEND AND SOULMATE • el Norte on aggregation not aggravation READING THE RUNES - the world in 2050? • Sam North goes deep into the future LIVING FOREVER • Oliver Moor wants to get the Kings telegram INTERVIEW With A Clone • Jess Wynne HYDROGEN Steps On The Gas • Stuart Macdonald HOPE FOR THE FUTURE • Nathan Davies SPACE INVADERS • CNN Report 2009 Mandy Mand on the future present of Japan © Hackwriters.com 1999-2009 - all rights reserved

I Robot The Future is made in Japan • J T Brown Teleportation • Brian Runicman helps us lose the flab - Will Star Trek instant travel ever come true? What about Nature? Who really cares about the future of our planet • Andrew Abulu The Future of Transportation a radical solution for the 21st Century • Andrew L. Abulu Imagine That • Andrew L. Abulu assesses our scientific trends and has it sussed. The Future Of Sex • Hazel Marshall Buying Good Genes • Jim Johnson Is Cloning 100 percent Possible? • Brian Runciman Where are we post -Dolly? 21st Century Goodbyes 12.02.2005 • Sandra Philip on euthanasia The Future • Victor Manley in the dark 20 Years After Sept 11th • Andrew Abulu on world peace? Roses by John Peters • Birmingham 2010 - it's grim up north Johnny Foreigner - it all happens on Widdecombe Day • Sam North Solene by Jan Fossgard • A story about the future of writing Life Choice • Cloning your child Brutally Honest Software • Kelvin Mason On Life Support • Nathan Davies Perfect Sex? • David Rutherford Surviving the Golden Years • James Skinner on the Third Age The Paperclip Counter • J Giles with insights into business efficiency Still Life • Mark Robinson - survivor And the skies above the City bleed down upon the earth its overcast haze. Quiet below, sinking beneath the mist, a stale darkness pervades. With streets aloof, atom-bomb atonic. Red flashing twelve o’clocks light a humming wave of out-of-order signs and sequential blinking green men below the anodised phosphorescent burn of street lighting. Review of British Science Fiction novella collection 02 Submit your future feature to: hackwriters at gmail.com Back to Index