What do you want to see before you die?
 

US dollar > CAN dollar :(

Automated personal transportation. You know, cars that drive themselves?

A moon base would be neat. I don't know, I never really thought about what I would like to see outside of 'dang that'd be awesome'.

Before I die, I'd love to see personality transplants.

Ditto on the moon base.

Also, anti-gravity wouldn't be so bad. =o

Nano colonies constructing items out of basic materials.

The flying car. Come on, man! It's the FLYING CAR.

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In actuality, I'd like to see terraforming. Like, full on turn the moon into a jungle paradise terraforming.

I would like to see the Aurora Borealis with my fater, one last time.

Too bad it's never going to happen.

I want to see that too but that sort of stuff takes too much time. We'll never see it in our lifetime I don't think. I'd really really really like to see that though.

I'd make a pretty shady deal to extend my life to see it happen...! Well, maybe not, but I would entertain the thought.

I'd like to see mankind taking the first step towards living on another planet.

I'd like to see cancer and HIV/AIDS cured.

I'd like to see some improvement to the way we treat the planet.

I'd like to see more ways to repair the human body so that we can continue to live our lives in full quality for our entire span. These days people expect to live to 80 or more. It would be nice if we could live to 80 or more without being decrepit and withered.

Last but not least I'd like to see life expectancy raised. I'm in no hurry to die. I'd rather stay alive as long as possible.

Before I die, I want to see the following:
1. Organized lunar mining of helium-3.
3. The inevitable war over said lunar mining ending after being quick and somewhat painless.
3. Biological interfaces with machines that don't involve an appendage.
4. Population control that prevents the inevitable fall of man due to a super resilient disease brought on by overpopulation of overuse of antibiotics.

Androids. No seriously.

World War Z to happen.

I'd like to see cloning of organs progress to the point where everyone can afford to live without debilitating illnesses or handicaps.

I'd like to be able to take my brain and put it in a robot body so I can live forever.

More realistically, I'd love to see Europe, and hell just generally travel the world.

I'd like to see everyone stop being such fucking prudes about stem cells.
I'd love to see extra-terrestrial life make contact with us or vice versa.

I would like to see world hunger and wars come to an end, spaceships and the colonizing of other planets, and holodecks. It would just be so neat to program whatever kind of scenario into it and go adventuring.

On a more realistic side I’d like to travel around Europe, Japan, Australia, New Zeal Land and for the US economy and dollar to be strong again.

I think the most realistic goal I can state is: The top of Mt. Fuji.

My grandfather told me that every Japanese person should climb Mt. Fuji once in their life. Him being one of the people that completed the quest 7 times (twice after the age of 60), I asked him what that makes him. He replied: "ただのバカ。(Just a dumb bloke)" :tpg:

For me it goes a little beyond a moon base. I really want to see us colonizing another planet.

The aurora borealis and the invention of the liver of steel.

World peace, the end of famine and global warming being my most unlikely wishes. Finding a (hopefully) benign alien race would be pretty awesome, regardless of intelligence or technology.

I want to see one thing before I die: MARIJUANA LEGALIZED.

But since Pfizer finger fucks with the government to keep them in the money, this will never happen. Prozac doesn't want to compete against the ganja; it will fail miserably.

I would like to see everybody be able to enjoy their lives and be happy, in whichever way that could happen.

I second that.

I would also like to travel a bit and see the world out there. Maybe own a Harley-Davidson or something like that.

Or then again Pfizer could grow and market Marijuana as an over-the-counter ADD drug.

Imagine a classroom full of kids who have ADD and used to jump around, now too stoned to move and forced to listen to the instructor talk "for, like, centuries."

Isn't that what Ritalin was all about?

World Peace

Fusion power replacing oil and nuclear fission.

Quantum computers and the brain-computer interface.

A food industry that actually promotes health and nutrition.

Education that promotes creativity and critical thinking.

The abolishment of predatory copyright, and in return, commensurate respect and rewards for ideas and creative expressions.

I'm a goddamn hippie

I thought Ritalin was treated more as over-the-counter cocaine than over-the-counter marijuana. It's a subtle distinction I admit, but one worth making.

mass human cloning, where clones are traded on the free market and I can buy a clone of say... jessica alba.