History

February 9th, 2013

You ever wonder what the future holds? You are not alone. Everyone at some point in their life has wondered this.

How does this imply to Genealogy?

Everyone has a dream and a passion, a goal to accomplish their dream, a path they put themselves upon to direct them, a focus of where they want to go, and a motivational influence to why they direct themselves down that path.

 

"In The Year 2000" - Postcards by French artists of the late 19th century

http://singularityhub.com/2012/10/15/19th-century-french-artists-predicted-the-world-of-the-future-in-this-series-of-postcards/

http://www.vantageshanghai.com/perspectives/2012/11/19th-century-french-artists-predict-the-future-in-picture-cards/

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/10/wacky-19th-century-postca_n_1870698.html

Robotic Multi-Cleaning House Devices


Automated Voice Printing


Personal Imaging Phone Calls


Micro Projection Imaging - Dimensional Projecting of Micro Biology


Robotic Barber Shops


Robotic Beautifying


Robotic Tailoring


One Man Orchestra


Robotic Building Construction


Robotic Farming


Automated Learning


Food Processing


Air Mail Carier


Air Ships


Under Water Sea Exploration


Rapid Biological Development of Eggs Into Chicks


Radium Fire Places


Underwater Sports, Underwater Party



Air Fire Fighters

And there are a lot more. (You can Google, "In the Year 2000 postcards" to see more)

Some are way out there even to our day
Some are "logical," but have not been innovated
Some have been tried and have been deemed a very bad idea
and Some are used today, but are more innovative then what was shown

The future isn't at all what we think of it to be. We can learn from our past, or explore the dreams of the past that couldn't have been done before.

Now, what was shown was Innovative technologies
But what about life skills, physiology, physics, etc.
How have we advanced? How have we disappointed? How have we not changed?

All of this can be answered by studying History and Genealogy and comparing what we had learned of the past to the present day.