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SFWRITER.COM > Futurism > Y3K: Science Fiction Age
Y3K: The Science of the Next Millennium
Science Fiction Age
by Robert J. Sawyer
Copyright © 1999 by Robert J. Sawyer
All Rights Reserved
In April 1999, Robert J. Sawyer was asked by
Science Fiction Age magazine to provide some brief
predictions for the next millennium. Here's what he had to
say:
In a thousand years, we will have reached the limits of the
possible. If time travel is possible at all in this universe,
we will be doing it; if faster-than-light travel is possible at
all, we'll be doing that, too. I'm becoming increasingly
pessimistic about the likelihood of extraterrestrial life if
it exists at all, anywhere in the universe, I suspect it's very
rare but by the end of the next millennium we won't be
alone, regardless. Rather, we will have created all sorts of
new lifeforms, including other radically different intelligent
beings.
More Good Reading
Rob's speculations on the future of:
Rob's essay on life in the future: "The Age of Miracle and Wonder"
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