The Future

1. Predictions of the future-
- by the year 2000 the Average age of 100 years
-cure for almost all diseases
-regularly scheduled trips to various planets
-Man made moons circling earth
-solar power will become the main source
-no danger of overpopulation
-increased food supply
-no mosquitos or flies
-tanks
-television

2. These all seem to be a wishlist due to all of the inventions being helpful and peaceful. With one of possible exception being the tank, it  still could be used in good ways.

3. Predictions such as tanks, increased food supply, and man made moons which are today space stations are all true. However ones such as a roofed city and sea railways are not true and impractical.

4. The predictions all seem to have the trend of making life easier in ways such as less walking or cooking. They all tend to perceive a peaceful and stressless world with very little problems.

5. My predictions-
all non combustion engines.
purifying salt water efficiently
computers in brains
google glass but in contacts
faster ways of transportation
strength increasing suits
Ban on tobacco
legalize marijuana
Better prison system
invisibility cloak

6. How much control over the future do we have?
As an individual one has practically no control over the future unless they were to make a outstanding achievement however, in groups one  can have a influence and with enough people they might influence the government, which has the most control overall. The government has the strongest control out of all.