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The Most Futuristic Predictions that Came True in 2014

posted by LaminatorX on Tuesday April 14 2015, @05:33PM   Printer-friendly
from the wold-of-tomorrow dept.

Phoenix666 writes:

io9 reports:

As 2014 comes to a close, it's time to reflect on the most futuristic breakthroughs and developments of the past year. This year's crop features a slew of incredible technological, scientific, and social achievements, from mind-to-mind communication to self-guiding sniper bullets. Here are 15 predictions that came true in 2014.

It's a bit deep into 2015 for a 2014 round-up, but there are some in their list you may not have heard of.

 
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  • (Score: 2) by vux984 on Tuesday April 14 2015, @06:45PM

    by vux984 (5045) on Tuesday April 14 2015, @06:45PM (#170488)

    I certainly don't spend my days wishing I could give gawker media revenue; but I'm also not sure why I might specifically be interested in denying it to them? Can you elaborate?

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  • (Score: 2) by GungnirSniper on Tuesday April 14 2015, @06:55PM

    by GungnirSniper (1671) on Tuesday April 14 2015, @06:55PM (#170495) Journal

    They're tabloid but at least they aren't complete clickbait garbage. Compare to Buzzfeed for example.

    • (Score: 2) by Nerdfest on Tuesday April 14 2015, @10:03PM

      by Nerdfest (80) on Tuesday April 14 2015, @10:03PM (#170580)

      ... or the Verge.

      • (Score: 2, Touché) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday April 15 2015, @02:11AM

        by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday April 15 2015, @02:11AM (#170696)

        Or that Dice site...

    • (Score: 2) by vux984 on Tuesday April 14 2015, @10:16PM

      by vux984 (5045) on Tuesday April 14 2015, @10:16PM (#170591)

      Gotcha. I actually almost referenced Buzzfeed as a site I would prefer to avoid. Not so much to deprive them of revenue, but just because it is a complete and utter waste. If I could pick one site to remove from the internet ... ok... I'd pick facebook without a 2nd thought. But buzzfeed is in the top 10.