FUTUROLOGICAL FORECAST FROM 2015 TO 2080

Progress in achieving longevity.

By 2025, after animal testing, individual 3D-printing of the main human organs becomes possible for the first time. Although the 3D printer hasn’t been completely improved (since certain types of organs remain too complex) yet. This is nonetheless a significant advance in life extension. In the coming decades, more and more organs of the human body will become printable.

Using nanotechnology, an artificial kidney can imitate almost all of the vital functions of the kidney, while the bioreactor performs other functions of the kidney.

By 2026, most people making predictions on this site will have their genomes sequenced. Also by 2026 the very first person will be cloned, and this event will be accepted by most people.

By 2027, exponential data growth allowed us to form accurate models of each part of the human brain and its 100 billion neurons.

In the period from 2000 to 2027, the computing power increased by a million times, and the resolution and throughput of the scan significantly improved.

The progress of information technology has led to significant improvements in computing power, memory, bandwidth, voice recognition, image recognition, deep learning and other software algorithms. By the end of the 2020s, it had reached a stage when an independent judge literally could not tell who was a real person and who was not.

The ability to fight Alzheimer's disease is one of the success stories of the 2030s. This happens at a time when the rates of dementia are growing rapidly, with the number of cases projected to increase fourfold in four decades from 2010 to 2050. ​

Leukemia is a cancer of the blood or bone marrow, characterized by an abnormal increase in the number of immature leukocytes, called "blasts." Gene therapy was one of the most successful new approaches. One of these methods turned the patient's own T-cells into attackers targeting cancer. In one study conducted between 2010 and 2011, two out of three patients remained cancer-free a year later. By 2039, the five-year survival rate in many countries reaches 100%.

The ability to manipulate DNA has come a long way since its discovery in 1953. After a century, rich parents now have the opportunity to create "ideal" children in the laboratory. This is done by selecting the best hereditary traits. Gender, height, color of skin, hair and eyes - along with hundreds of other characteristics - can be programmed in the embryo before birth. Then the germ is grown in an artificial womb. The most advanced (and controversial) methods include manipulating the brain to improve the child’s intelligence, behavior, and personality. Many conservative and religious groups condemn what they consider to be the commercialization of the human body.

At the consumer level, gaming devices now provide fantastically realistic experiences. Full immersion in virtual reality is currently the main phenomenon after rapid development in the last two decades. Advances in procedural generation have led to the creation of matrix worlds of exciting proportions and ingenuity. In cyberspace, whole new societies have formed, in which many people spend their entire leisure time. If you encounter a player or character online, it’s almost impossible to distinguish between a person and artificial intelligence.

By the middle of this decade, drugs that can effectively stop aging are becoming available to the general population. Currently, various combinations of treatments are available that can stop the aging process at a fairly low cost for the average person. It deeply changes society and culture.

More than 150 years increase in life expectancy. The victory over the main causes of death.

Nanotechnology of recent decades has given citizens powers that are considered superhuman by 21st century standards. These modernized transhumans can now perform actions that were considered divine in the past. They can transform their bodies into an endless variety of forms, depending on the situation. The overwhelming majority of citizens have chosen genetic engineering and biotechnology modernization, which offer practical immortality.