Out of the future techs what do you think will be the easiest and hardest?

[weatheriscool]

Out of the future techs what do you think will be the easiest and hardest? 1. Warp drive, 2. teleportation of solid matter like a human form one point to another or 3. Male pregnancy or 4. Successful anti-aging. 5. Bioprinting 6. Time travel 7. Brain transplant, 8. AGI!, 9. Robots that replace most workers in industry! 10. Level 5 mas produceds driverless car, 11. Fusion rockets, 12.Suspended animation. 13. Genetic enhancement/gene splicing,

Here is my thinking
Easiest
AGI - I think this will be a reality within the next 10 years. Most of the tech industry is working on it and will allow an enhanced ability to advance the choices below. It will have the weight of the internet behind and will advance humanity at rates faster then today...Imagine jet fuel on a fire? Imagine a computer more capable of research then the most intelligent human on this planet and writing its own papers? Such a agi must be programed at its core to advance humanity and to love humanity at its very core. As in AGI. Always working to protect and to advance humanity! Such an agi has in my mind is in need to see us humans as its children. Children that need to have good lives, need to be healthy and need the very best.


Level 5 mass produceds driverless cars - Telsa is getting close and once it is reality it will explode. Rather it is below or above agi enhanced robots is up for debate! Probably 30% of all cars by 2035 will be sold as these! They will be safer compared to driver staired cars.

Robots that replace most workers in industry! - Once AGi happens this will happen very fast. It will replace tens if not hundred millions of humans. We will need basic income or millions will starve to death. The good news is this will allow us to have a completely different economy based on that basic income! The capitalist purest will probably end up killing millions from their inability to see reality none the less. Imagine that computer in the head of one of these robots writing the paper with robotic hands?

Genetic enhancement-already happening to a limited scope so it'll go over male pregnancy! In the future I'll probably cure a great deal of what effects humanity and we'll probably be able to enhanced for the highest genetics of intelligence, lower the risk of cancer and heart disease, etc. Maybe even play a large roll in anti-aging? We will see. 200 iq's and perfect health with possibility of living to 100 right out of the gate. Sounds good.


Male pregnancy-Female womb transplants are already taking place by the hundreds and the tech is spreading fast. Sure, there's differences but once a doctor can figure out how to supply blood and a few other things = success. Transplants of any other organ is straight across so this would be a little more complex but is probably the easiest of this list. I put it above anti-aging because it could be done by a doctor in india or even africa! It doesn't take a hundred billion dollar industry to pull it off unlike the choices below. The biggest road block is religion and the whines of morality! All while 1/3rd of all men won't be able to get a women in the 2030s let alone have children! Of course the same people will attack anti-aging with the same crap.

Anti-aging-Sure, there's some signs that mice and flies aging process can be stopped but it will take decades for this to go into human trials. Successful anti-aging in my mind is more then a few years, but literal decades of stoppage of the aging process by a pill, vaccine or gene therapy. I don't see it in the short term as in the next 25 years. I do see some half assed pill or vaccine that could slow it down in the next 10-20 years but it will only buy a few years and it will cost a mint.

fusion rockets- 4 months to mars? Here you go. I think within a decade of fusion power plants this will also be reality. Chemical rockets will become rare in the future for anything further surface to orbit!

Bio-printing-I've seen quite a few papers showing some minor success and I suspect that it will be slightly harder then successful anti-aging but easier then teleportation. We will have to grow the cells and print them into the structures using bio 3-d printers.

Brain transplant! Imagine transplanting a brain into a clone body or of a body that died from brain death? I think this is easier then the choices below as transplants are a fairly common things but this would be near the top for hardness. Harder then a womb transplant that is for fucks sure!

Suspended animation-I've seen papers that shows that this is moving forwards slowly. The biggest problem is stopping ice bumbles from forming and destroying the cells. I think this will have some success in the future. Mostly for long missions to other planets!

Teleportation of solid matter-Quantum yes, solids? I am talking about you and us doing star trek! We even get started at this point in how we're going to pull this off.

Warp drive-1. What is the method? Fuel source that would develop the wave?

Time travel- much like warp drive. What is the method to go about this and how?

[Lilymoon]

Anti-aging is way off like probably 50 or even 100 years away?

I don’t see it happening in my life time or my kids life time.

[weatheriscool]

Anti-aging is way off like probably 50 or even 100 years away?

I don’t see it happening in my life time or my kids life time.

Anyone over 30 is probably going to die! Unless they get very lucky and live into their 80's. The sad thing about the first generation is you'll be old and probably in half ass health for a long time. Kind of sucks asshole.

Maybe this could be solved by a cyborg body or a clone body and brain transplant?

[firestar464]

the rant about mpreg giving incel vibes ngl

On that note, I doubt I need to repeat myself on external wombs.

[weatheriscool]

the rant about mpreg giving incel vibes ngl

On that note, I doubt I need to repeat myself on external wombs.

I think everyone should be able to have children if they choose to do so. Why be against something that helps push forward our species into the future and enhances most peoples lives? I agree with external wombs if that is the way you choose to have your children. I am pro either way.

[firestar464]

IMO future robots are perfectly capable of "pushing us into the future" in terms of tech progress (as for the perpetuation of humans, there won't be a need once AGI is a thing).

Glad to hear that you've at least conceded the utility of external wombs.

[Lilymoon]

the rant about mpreg giving incel vibes ngl

On that note, I doubt I need to repeat myself on external wombs.

Would it external wombs be the hardest of all? And probably some thing like 100 years out before it happens.

Also drive less cars seem very hard may be by year 2050 we will have drive less cars.

[weatheriscool]

the rant about mpreg giving incel vibes ngl

On that note, I doubt I need to repeat myself on external wombs.

Would it external wombs be the hardest of all? And probably some thing like 100 years out before it happens.

Also drive less cars seem very hard may be by year 2050 we will have drive less cars.

That is another reason I support internal as it'll probably be easier and cheaper to just install a womb into a human body and way cheaper further down the road to change a line of genetic code for every male to have one further down the road. External = a building + a team of doctors + all the stuff to make it happen that would otherwise be provided by the body. I'd imagine that external would be a lot more advanced.

Transplants once done a few dozen times become common and I'd imagine a womb transplant will be along the cost and skill level as a heart transplant. Probably easier considering it isn't life or death if it isn't going perfect.

There's already driverless cars! I could see 30% of all cars being driverless in 15 years.

[Lilymoon]

the rant about mpreg giving incel vibes ngl

On that note, I doubt I need to repeat myself on external wombs.

Would it external wombs be the hardest of all? And probably some thing like 100 years out before it happens.

Also drive less cars seem very hard may be by year 2050 we will have drive less cars.

That is another reason I support internal as it'll probably be easier and cheaper to just install a womb into a human body and way cheaper further down the road to change a line of genetic code for every male to have one further down the road. External = a building + a team of doctors + all the stuff to make it happen that would otherwise be provided by the body.

Transplants once done a few dozen times become common and I'd imagine a womb transplant will be along the cost and skill level as a heart trantsplant. Probably easier considering it isn't life or death if it isn't going perfect.

There's already driverless cars! I could see 30% of all cars being driverless in 15 years.

I just don’t see it happy any time soon, I mean we don’t even have printed skin for burn victims or gun shot or stab wounds, we don’t even have printed esophagus or windpipe for people that have esophagus or windpipe cancer and we don’t even have printed bladder.

A printer heart or kidney would be even more complex than this.

A printed womb Would be even more complex than say printer heart or kidney.

[weatheriscool]

Would it external wombs be the hardest of all? And probably some thing like 100 years out before it happens.

Also drive less cars seem very hard may be by year 2050 we will have drive less cars.

That is another reason I support internal as it'll probably be easier and cheaper to just install a womb into a human body and way cheaper further down the road to change a line of genetic code for every male to have one further down the road. External = a building + a team of doctors + all the stuff to make it happen that would otherwise be provided by the body.

Transplants once done a few dozen times become common and I'd imagine a womb transplant will be along the cost and skill level as a heart trantsplant. Probably easier considering it isn't life or death if it isn't going perfect.

There's already driverless cars! I could see 30% of all cars being driverless in 15 years.

I just don’t see it happy any time soon, I mean we don’t even have printed skin for burn victims or gun shot or stab wounds, we don’t even have printed esophagus or windpipe for people that have esophagus or windpipe cancer and we don’t even have printed bladder.

A printer heart or kidney would be even more complex than this.

A printed womb Would be even more complex than say printer heart or kidney.

I am talking about a normal transplant from a donor but the concept of bioprinting would be another level!
20-30 years for womb transplants
80-120 for bioprinting
100 for genetic wombs in males.