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3 years ago

To what extent is the future rosy? explain your answer

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ozzi3 years ago

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Considering the new technological, economical and scientific development, it can be safely assumed that the future is rosy. On the technological side new projects such as virtual reality are being tested. In the near future people might even go in the virtual world themselves just like it is mostly showed in science fiction.
On the scientific side, new discoveries have been made such as pithovirus a giant virus found in Siberia. In the near future there is a high probability that cure or even vaccines against HIV/AIDS since a lot of research is being done in genetics though it requires a high amount of knowledge and technological resources

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