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The Next Twenty Years

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This is an interesting group of articles and interviews. It’s a little messy but it goes to the BIG changes that might happen in our near future, the next 20 years.

These changes may not be specifically about libraries but they will affect a lot, if they come to pass. Whether they’re likely to happen or will become the mid-century version of rocket packs, house-cleaning robots and inter-planetary transporters, we won’t know. But if your inner child is a future geek, then you’ll enjoy the speculation.

5 Futurists on the Single Most Significant Technologic Development of the Next 20 Years

The Single Most Significant Technologic Development of the Next 20 Years

Speculist Survey: The Next Twenty

Stephen

Full post as published by Stephen's Lighthouse on November 10, 2010 (boomark / email).

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