What do you think about the future?

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I better catch up to it.

I am working on it now.

future is a beautiful mystery that u can never solve unless and until it unfolds what it has got for u...........its always a pleasure waiting for every beautiful day with hope and dreams and u get things u want and ofcourse dont want to have as well...........

You can change your own future indefinitely....you can affect other people's futures....you can go to Wall Street and buy futures....yet nobody knows what the future holds.....

If our grand-fathers of old could see what we have today they would not believe it. If we could imagine what our descendants will have and what they will experience we would not believe it. One night many years ago I stood on top of the tallest building in Houston, Texas with my father and he said that if in my lifetime I saw as much change in the city of Houston as he could at that moment I could not imagine the vast changes that would take place. That has come to pass. If it is Gods will, the future of mankind has no limits and that is far beyond what we can imagine.

AT my age I think abuot where will I do, who will take care of me.
I am 57 years old.
I see a furture where the world, especially our country going down ward

Exactly that...we can only think about the future, because it hasn't happened yet...there is only the NOW. The present...that is why we call it a GIFT.

Seriously, to think too far in advance without short-term goals...makes me anxious. I like to set an achievable goal, BE whatever I have to BE to achieve that goal, and DO whatever ACTION necessary, then make MANIFEST in my REALITY my FUTURE. So far, it has worked my whole life.

Humanity will not survive. Most people will die out then we will have trashed the world and start going backwards into the old survival of the fittest . . . Don't mean to put a downer on anything liek :D

I think the quality of life here in the U.S. is, has been and will continue to get worse. That there will be a greater divide between the haves & have nots, not only in the U.S., but the rest of the world. John D. McDonald (author of the Travis McGee series of books) had a character comment about emerging nations wanting the same things the better off nations had. The problem was, there were only so much resources to go around. Check out Stephen Kings book The Running Man. It's nothing like the movie and what I consider one of his few outstanding books.

It will come but never arrive.