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How Technology Will Change Our Lives Twenty Years From Now

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January 17, 2018January 17, 2018

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About the Author: Salah Stevens is a licensed attorney focusing on cryptocurrencies and the blockchain technology. As a fan of innovation, Stevens is a fierce proponent of the changes that are happening with Bitcoin, Etherium, and Litecoin, believing strongly in the worldwide improvements that the blockchain technology can bring. For more: http://salehstevens.com

A Great Time to be Alive

If someone were to go back to the 1900s when things like smartphones, computers, and artificial intelligence were incomprehensible technologies, they would witness a completely different way of life. After all, functioning elevators were once considered to be advanced. Now, people find even advanced products like drones on their way to becoming an everyday item. Improvements are being made daily and life-changing innovations occur more rapidly.

What are some of the ways that technology might alter our lives in another twenty years?

How The Technology Revolution Will Change Our Lives 10 Years From Now

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November 26, 2014August 6, 2019

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If there’s one constant in history, it is that change will come. Today, things are evolving faster than ever before thanks to the extremely steady progression of technology. People’s lives today are very different than they were only ten years ago thanks to new tech. In the future, people’s lives may be altered even more radically due to the tech revolution picking up even more steam. With that in mind, below are ten ways people’s lives may change in ten years thanks to technological progress.

Nicole C. Lehmann-Haupt is an author and published writer whose work has appeared or is forthcoming in Hypertext Magazine, El Portal, Ignatian Literary Magazine, and Mulberry Literary, among others. In 2021 and 2024, Nicole's work was nominated for the Pushcart Prize. She has also contributed to Thrive Global, Yahoo!, Indie Shuffle, and LAist. Driven by a passion for storytelling that resonates across ages, her stories feature misfits, underdogs, and weirdos stumbling upon the extraordinary in an ordinary world. She is currently at work on a short story collection.