Christina Kerley shares her thoughts about why she’s optimistic about why she feels humans will continue to thrive in the labor marketing during the coming era of automation.

GUEST

Christina (CK) Kerley, Futurist, Consultant, Speaker

Learn more about her work at http://allthingsck.com/

FULL PODCAST

Listen to the entire interview from the Life in 2030 podcast here:

http://www.quantumrun.com/podcast/episodes/when-millennials-take-over-politics-and-change-everything-s1e5/

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Christina Kerley shares her thoughts about how the world will change when three billion new people from the developing world finally gain access to the Internet by 2025.

GUEST

Christina (CK) Kerley, Futurist, Consultant, Speaker

Learn more about her work at http://allthingsck.com/

FULL PODCAST

Listen to the entire interview from the Life in 2030 podcast here:

http://www.quantumrun.com/podcast/episodes/when-millennials-take-over-politics-and-change-everything-s1e5/

LISTENER FEEDBACK

What role will millennials play in shaping our society, business, and politics over the next two years? Share your thoughts in the comments below. We’ll publish the most thoughtful feedback on our website, Quantumrun.com.

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Christina Kerley shares her thoughts about the unique trends and challenges that Millennials will be the first to address once they are promoted to the top of the corporate world.

GUEST

Christina (CK) Kerley, Futurist, Consultant, Speaker

Learn more about her work at http://allthingsck.com/

FULL PODCAST

Listen to the entire interview from the Life in 2030 podcast here:

http://www.quantumrun.com/podcast/episodes/when-millennials-take-over-politics-and-change-everything-s1e5/

LISTENER FEEDBACK

What role will millennials play in shaping our society, business, and politics over the next two years? Share your thoughts in the comments below. We’ll publish the most thoughtful feedback on our website, Quantumrun.com.

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Christina Kerley shares her thoughts about millennials and their priorities once they get promoted to the top of the corporate world.

GUEST

Christina (CK) Kerley, Futurist, Consultant, Speaker

Learn more about her work at http://allthingsck.com/

FULL PODCAST

Listen to the entire interview from the Life in 2030 podcast here:

http://www.quantumrun.com/podcast/episodes/when-millennials-take-over-politics-and-change-everything-s1e5/

LISTENER FEEDBACK

What role will millennials play in shaping our society, business, and politics over the next two years? Share your thoughts in the comments below. We’ll publish the most thoughtful feedback on our website, Quantumrun.com.

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In this episode of the Life in 2030 podcast,  explore how the overly exposed and criticized generation of Millennials will reshape our future world. We’ll take a look at what makes this generation tick and the future trends they’ll be expected to lead.

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SPECIAL GUEST

Christina Kerley, Futurist, Consultant, Speaker

Learn more about her work at http://allthingsck.com/

LISTENER FEEDBACK

What role will millennials play in shaping our society, business, and politics over the next two years?

Send us your thoughts at [email protected]. We’ll publish the most thoughtful feedback on our website, Quantumrun.com.

Or post a comment in one of our Future of the Human Population articles, also published on Quantumrun.com. We go into way more detail about this topic there.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS TOPIC

This podcast is based off of this Quantumrun.com article:

http://www.quantumrun.com/prediction/how-generation-x-will-change-world-future-human-population-p1

MORE LIFE IN 2030

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CREDITS

Executive producer, writer and narrator: David Tal, President of Quantumrun. Reach him @DavidTalWrites across all social media.

Producer and podcast editor: Kaelah Shimonov

All music heard throughout this podcast was composed by Karl Gutowski.  

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In this episode of the Life in 2030 podcast, we explore the emerging field of Brain-Computer Interfaces, or BCI for short. It’s a field that’s already allowing amputees to control their prosthetic arms simply through the use of their thoughts, but in a few decades, its ability to make thoughts and data interchangeable opens up a world of opportunities, from surfing the web Matrix-style, to tech-enabled telepathy, and in particular to this episode, convicting criminals of hard-to-prove crimes.

What do you think? Is thought reading technology all it’s cracked up to be? Will it play a big role in our legal system? Will it be banned altogether? Where else do you think thought reading tech will play a big role in our future society?

Send us your thoughts at [email protected]. We’ll publish the most thoughtful feedback on our website.

Or post a comment in one of our Future of Law articles, also published on Quantumrun.com. We go into way more detail about this topic there.

This podcast was based off an article in our Future of Law series: http://www.quantumrun.com/series/future-law

Individual episodes:

Trends that will reshape the modern law firm: Future of law P1

Mind-reading devices to end wrongful convictions: Future of law P2    

Automated judging of criminals: Future of law P3  

Reengineering sentencing, incarceration, and rehabilitation: Future of law P4

List of future legal precedents tomorrow's courts will judge: Future of law P5    

Executive producer, writer, and narrator: David Tal, President of Quantumrun. Reach him @DavidTalWrites across all social media.

Producer and podcast editor: Kaelah Shimonov

All music heard throughout this podcast was composed by Karl Gutowski.  

Voiceover artists: Triera Holley, Bentley Michaels

Image credits: Felipe Morin via Flickr

Common copyright background sounds used: Channel surfing, Door buzzer, Footsteps 1, Footsteps 2, Room ambient, Chair scrape, Sit on chair, Chains, Jail cell door late, Jail Cell Door close

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In this episode of the Life in 2030 podcast, we explore the growing field of laser weaponry. As crazy as it sounds, this tech is set to have a massive impact on global peace and geopolitics. On one hand, lasers will spur an arms race and yet on another, it will lead to a drastic decline in the civilian casualties of future wars.

A special thanks goes out to Mike Bergen, futurist and Senior Associate at Avascent.

Subscribe to Avascent’s podcast that explores that latest military news and trends.

What do you think? Will the advance of laser weapons give the US a critical advantage on the battlefield? Will it help reduce the risk of nuclear war? Do you think it could save more lives than it harms?

Send us your thoughts at [email protected]. We’ll publish the most thoughtful feedback on our website, Quantumrun.com.

Executive producer, writer, and narrator: David Tal, President of Quantumrun. Reach him @DavidTalWrites across all social media.

Producer and podcast editor: Kaelah Shimonov

All music heard throughout this podcast was composed by Karl Gutowski.  

Image credit: ExtremeTech

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In this episode of the Life in 2030 podcast, we explore how the technologies we’re currently working on could one day lead to our next evolutionary jump from man to machine.

But what do you think? In what ways do you think we’ll end up using technologies like VR, AR, BCI? In trying to create an AI, are we really trying to create a god? Will the Metaverse ever become a reality?

Send us your thoughts at [email protected]. We’ll publish the most thoughtful feedback on our website, Quantumrun.com.

Or post a comment in one of our Future of Human Evolution articles, also published on Quantumrun.com. We go into way more detail about this topic there.

Our Future of Human Evolution series can be read here:

Future of Beauty: Future of Human Evolution P1

Engineering the perfect baby: Future of Human Evolution P2

Biohacking Superhumans: Future of Human Evolution P3

Techno-Evolution and Human Martians: Future of Human Evolution P4

Executive producer, writer, and narrator: David Tal, President of Quantumrun. Reach him @DavidTalWrites across all social media.

Producer and podcast editor: Kaelah Shimonov

All music heard throughout this podcast was composed by Karl Gutowski.  

Voiceover artists in order of appearance: Jeff Parker, Ruby Quinn, Michael Crey, Jonathan, Mike McKay, Jim Foster, Lance Huff, Bentley Michaels, Raymond Edwards, Triera Holley, Melissa Fabregas, Bentley Michaels, Robert Anthony, Coco des Rosiers, Kathy Curtis

Common copyright background sounds used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ijtdiGupvk

Image Credit: Samuel Rivas via Flickr

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In this episode of the Life in 2030 podcast, we explore how the oft-neglected Generation X will reshape our future world. We’ll take a look at what makes this generation tick and future trends they’ll be expected to lead once they take over world governments.

Darren Harnett, Futurist, Consultant, Educator, and President of Harnett Foresight

Learn more about his services at http://darrenharnett.com/

What role will Gen Xers play in shaping our society, business, and politics over the next two years?

Send us your thoughts at [email protected]. We’ll publish the most thoughtful feedback on our website, Quantumrun.com.

Or post a comment in one of our Future of the Human Population articles, also published on Quantumrun.com. We go into way more detail about this topic there.

This podcast is based off this Quantumrun.com article:

http://www.quantumrun.com/prediction/how-generation-x-will-change-world-future-human-population-p1

Read the rest of our Future of the Human Population series here:

How Millennials will change the world: Future of human population P2

How Centennials will change the world: Future of human population P3

Population growth vs. control: Future of human population P4

Future of growing old: Future of human population P5

Moving from extreme life extension to immortality: Future of human population P6

Future of death: Future of human population P7

Executive producer, writer and narrator: David Tal, President of Quantumrun. Reach him @DavidTalWrites across all social media.

Producer and podcast editor: Kaelah Shimonov

All music heard throughout this podcast was composed by Karl Gutowski.   

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The day when police use thought reading machines to read the minds of suspects isn’t as far off as you’d think.

The Quantumrun team put together this short radioplay to give you a picture about how the future technology of Brain Computer Interface may one day be used by future lawyers and law enforcement organizations.

FULL PODCAST

Listen to the entire episode from our Life in 2030 podcast here:

http://www.quantumrun.com/podcast/episodes/mind-reading-machines-revolutionizes-law/

LISTENER FEEDBACK

What do you think? Is thought reading technology all it’s cracked up to be? Will it play a big role in our legal system? Will it be banned all together? Where else do you think thought reading tech will play a big role in our future society?

Share your thoughts in the comments below. We’ll publish the most thoughtful feedback on our website, Quantumrun.com.

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