Invention in a Dekade: What Can We Expect?

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Okay
in this ONE century we got from horsewagons to

old school physics, quantum mechanics
TV, computers, nano scale, robots, gene tech and so on...

In the next centuries we will problably get fusion, maybee quantum computers, cure of deseases, maybee AI, traveling to other planets and so on...

but will we then get stuck in physics. Has physics and technology reached its end?
whats the next? time/space travel? rather unrealistic...

Okay let's say in 1000-10.000 years (which is a fraction of the human evolution), would we have invented all?
 
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ok. What you mean is that in principle one has no limitations at all in our future?
The physics set the limitation (fx. like it almost already has done in computerchip technology). So you think that we will gain NEW physics the next billion years. how naive, as we already have theories that describe nature well
 
evidenso said:
how naive, as we already have theories that describe nature well
You're sounding pretty naive yourself, thinking that it's all wrapped up. (That's been said before!) And what does this have to do with philosophy?
 
evidenso said:
ok. What you mean is that in principle one has no limitations at all in our future?
The physics set the limitation (fx. like it almost already has done in computerchip technology). So you think that we will gain NEW physics the next billion years. how naive, as we already have theories that describe nature well
You asked about inventions. You asked about new technology. Your summary question was
Okay let's say in 1000-10.000 years (which is a fraction of the human evolution), would we have invented all?
I suggest that you re-read your own post before making a reply.

You actually think that there is nothing left to discover in physics? You'd better not tell that to all of the physicists here. :rolleyes:

Also, you need to read the guidelines for posting in this forum.

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=47294
 
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