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Antarctica: Populated

Nevermore

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Hello Forum, I come from the year 2539. People now started populating Antarctica just to have a home. My radar is still in the process of rendering all lights around the area, but it will soon be finished. Ask me any questions, and I will answer about the future.. Below will be pinpoints about it.


  • After the Chinese War in 2037, the USA has been disbanded, and many small villages still exist, but the main population has moved into The United Northern Territories of America (UNTA) or passed Canada..
  • With the massive Earthquakes hitting Chile, it was completely demolished on May 7th, 2193.
  • On December 19th, 2018, the German Astronomical Division contacted alien life living on Mars.
  • The "Martians" later known as the "Yiinyae" signed a treaty with the UN to allow certain Earthlings to live on Mars. (Crazy, right?)
  • On February 22nd, 2512 the United European Republic launched an attack against China, severing any ties with the Yiinyae.

I speak on behalf of the United European Republic, as we are warning our passed selves not to attack China.. But feel free to ask questions.
I will update my future rendering of the planet Earth as it loads.


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(Obviously fake, just bored, and thought it would be interesting. :3)
 
~White Space~

Day One:
14:29 :: I've traveled back in time to the same location I was at (In my house) to a forest.
22:46 :: My satellite seems to be getting less and less signal as I stay here. Making the image less updated over time..
23:34 :: I've started to get Transit Sickness.. (Migraines, Stomach Pain, Nausea)..

Day Two:
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Pretty creative, we really will never know what is going to happen.
But we know that we are quickly using up all of our resources.
To be really honest, I don't see much human life left after 2300.
 
Evan said:
Pretty creative, we really will never know what is going to happen.
But we know that we are quickly using up all of our resources.
To be really honest, I don't see much human life left after 2300.
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That's where you are wrong my friend. In 2174, the Swedish Ministry of Environment made up "Reverse Intake Power" where you can use Carbon Dioxide emitted into our atmosphere for power all around the world. For the first 2 years it was very buggy, many leaks and deaths, but they found out a way to contain it. Been using that ever sense. However, the prices are still high with the rising population of 23.4 Billion.. It's much like Petrol today, getting used up to quickly, people are fighting over it.. We are just now starting to try to harness the full potential of Hydroelectric power... But using it for a wide range has been a failure.
 
will the coffeeshops still exist in The Netherlands? or will weed be legal all over the world and buyable in supermarkets?
 
Nevermore said:
That's where you are wrong my friend. In 2174, the Swedish Ministry of Environment made up "Reverse Intake Power" where you can use Carbon Dioxide emitted into our atmosphere for power all around the world. For the first 2 years it was very buggy, many leaks and deaths, but they found out a way to contain it. Been using that ever sense. However, the prices are still high with the rising population of 23.4 Billion.. It's much like Petrol today, getting used up to quickly, people are fighting over it.. We are just now starting to try to harness the full potential of Hydroelectric power... But using it for a wide range has been a failure.
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It's not that, it's the global climate change.
By 2122, all of Greenland and 4/5 of Antarctica melts. This raises sea level and puts much of the world underwater.

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anodax1995 said:
will the coffeeshops still exist in The Netherlands? or will weed be legal all over the world and buyable in supermarkets?
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I assume you are talking about Weed, and yes, in 2043, Weed is legal in almost every place in the world thanks to the Ryan Grant campaign. But still not legal in China, or Russia.

Evan said:
It's not that, it's the global climate change.
By 2122, all of Greenland and 4/5 of Antarctica melts. This raises sea level and puts much of the world underwater.

earthicefree.jpg
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Some of the world is underwater, but not as much as you depicted on this map. Antarctica is still covered in snow, and no shifts have occurred, however in my time, that is a problem for the very near future.. As the Earth is rotating around the sun, it is getting closer and closer..
 
Is Earth finally powered by nuclear fusion?
Have we built the space elevator yet?
Are we engineering our genes to get the most out of our bodies?
How big was the impact of the nanotechnology revolution? Especially on war, espionage and life in general.
Religion, is it dead yet?
 
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Can you transpant your brain to another body without any problems? I really want to try out the real female body with the hormones, pms and what not and see if they've simply not been taught to handle their emotions or if you really lose all control.
 
Migxxx said:
Is Earth finally powered by nuclear fusion?
Have we built the space elevator yet?
Are we engineering our genes to get the most out of our bodies?
How big was the impact of the nanotechnology revolution? Especially on war, espionage and life in general.
Religion, is it dead yet?
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>Is Earth finally powered by nuclear fusion?
Some regions have tried this, others are to scared to do so. A small bit of the people that tried this actually got anything out of it, however, the Europeans DID. Over 30% of their country is powered by Fusion Power nowadays, and growing. That's why in my time they are the world's superpower easily, and not afraid to strike China.

>Are we engineering our genes to get the most out of our bodies?
People now can know up to the exact minute they will live. The more rich regions have labs where you can take your baby in and get all of the issues it might have fixed. While others, prefer to use natural birth. This is becoming a huge issue.. People in my time can live up to 110-125 normally, while the "Old Folks" are usually anywhere from 130-145.. But, during their lives they are healthy as can be, and the Olympics (or the "World Athleticism and Teamwork Tournament") are much more fun to watch than you guy's boring races.

>How big was the impact of the nanotechnology revolution? Especially on war, espionage and life in general.
Nanotechnology is much like Nuclear Technology in this time.. Disrupting or Manipulating atoms can lead to dire consequences.. 12 years ago in my time a military base in Russia was messing around with some of this and they created an explosion so big it covered a 90 Mile radius, killing many civilians, and scarring the survivors for life.. In many countries it is banned, or watched. It really scares people..

>Relgion, is it dead yet?
Religion isn't "dead" just yet, but it sure isn't as popular as it was in this time.. I would say that it's kind of like Latin, or the Hieroglyphics, it's not "dead", but people sure don't use it that often. However, in 2343, Christianity was spiked with the supposed return of Jesus Christ, however it was later figured out as a hoax, and the man was assassinated..

>Have we built the space elevator yet?
Yes, actually, it was accomplished in 2296, but later taken down when space travel was dubbed as a "common thing" and people didn't want to wait in an elevator when they could just hop in and ride.

Zisly said:
Can you transpant your brain to another body without any problems? I really want to try out the real female body with the hormones, pms and what not and see if they've simply not been taught to handle their emotions or if you really lose all control.
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That is actually going to be achieved in a small amount of time from this moment (2019). A Japanese scientist actually keeps the brain in the surrogate body for 15 minutes, with the person fully intact and moving around, then later doomed to be brain dead.. However, they fixed it 6 years later. People can now change bodies whenever they want, but it's kind of like getting a boob job, or plastic surgery. Very risky and very expensive.
 
How far has the use of carbonanotubes gone to?
Is "cold fusion" practical, and working by that time?
Has string theory been proven completely?
Have we theorize a way to make enough energy to create a wormhole that would like us to another parallel world?
Did we find other universes and proved that the "multiverse" theory was correct?
Did we figure out a way to utilize synthetic life and recreate past links to our own evolutionary tree?
Did the "singularity" ever happened?
Has an A.I surpassed the human intelligence?
Have we find a way to harness the sun's power?
Have we find practical applications for solar storms? If so, which ones?
 
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