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Subject: What event or invention would change the world as we know it?

Please stop complaining about the 'death of a loved one' it's my job. They probably deserved it anyways. Here's a warning, if you keep making pentagrams out of the neighbors livestock I will personally come to your house and kill everyone you love. Now leave me alone, I got to get back to work.
~M.D~


Posted by: boomdeyadah
Discovering aliens.

I would adore it if that happened! I would be so excited to dissect one of their bodies to see how it works.

  • 12.01.2012 10:46 AM PDT

Wireless energy transfer.

Energy converters.

Anti-matter engines.

molecular construction.

  • 12.01.2012 10:50 AM PDT

Studies show that men think about sex every 7 seconds. I do my best to eat hotdogs in under 6, just so things don't get weird.

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I've been around for a long, long year
Stole many a man's soul and faith


Posted by: Vanerrad
Wireless energy transfer.

Energy converters.

Anti-matter engines.

molecular construction.
Wireless energy transfer is becoming a reality. You can buy kits (they are pretty expensive) that allow for it on small devices.

  • 12.01.2012 10:51 AM PDT

Nanobots. Think of the possibilites. Send them into your body to remove clogged arteries or destroy tumors down to the cell. Repair damaged tissue and even strategically place stem cells. 10-20 years before this will become a reality.

Self-Sustaining Fusion Reactor. Mass amounts of clean energy. More efficient than Fission reactors, as well as less deadly. Plus they're much easier to find the materials to sustain. 5-20 years depending on when that one in France is to go online.

Artificial Intelligence. Can provide much help to the travel industry, as well as the business industry, manufacturing industry, and the way cities are run. Eliminates much human error in machines, and could work out problems like a computer. Unknown amount of time.

Hydrogen Powered Cars. We already have these, but when they become more widespread use, that's when things will be interesting. Think about it, much less emissions, better efficiency, and all the positives of a current petrol car without any of the downsides.

Stem Cells. Research can help find out why cancers happen, and help prevent it. Many other positives as well! 5-15 years.

  • 12.01.2012 10:51 AM PDT

Connor Morris

They already have those

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Life is like a clogged toilet. It's full of crap until you do something about it.

I don't speak Karate!

Near field communication, like in smartphones. Now put that over long distances, and you have AWESOME!

  • 12.01.2012 11:13 AM PDT

iPhone 4S 64GB Black.

If we started building colonies on the moon, or Mars, or somewhere off of this planet, it'd change the way we live.

  • 12.01.2012 11:15 AM PDT

Life is like a clogged toilet. It's full of crap until you do something about it.

I don't speak Karate!


Posted by: crispychicken49
Nanobots. Think of the possibilites. Send them into your body to remove clogged arteries or destroy tumors down to the cell. Repair damaged tissue and even strategically place stem cells. 10-20 years before this will become a reality.

Self-Sustaining Fusion Reactor. Mass amounts of clean energy. More efficient than Fission reactors, as well as less deadly. Plus they're much easier to find the materials to sustain. 5-20 years depending on when that one in France is to go online.
will be interesting.

>Implies that a Nuclear reactor is regularly a deadly and horrendous source of energy in the first place.

Nuclear fission is the best source we have right now, we need to use it more. Fusion is definitely the future, however.

[Edited on 12.01.2012 11:23 AM PST]

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