The FUZZ

On scorching hot days in centuries to come, what kind of cool treats will people be eating in place of the ice cream cones and popsicles we chill out with today?

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Two hundred years ago a man gazed at his grass, thought “that would look better short”, and invented the lawnmower. So how will we be cutting our grass 200 years from now?

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From its speedy origins to Big Macs, the fast food industry is defined by innovative processes and products. So what sort of amazing treats await us next?

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Across the world millions of people ride buses, subways, trains, trolleys, and ferries every day. What kind of transportation will they be taking in the future—and where will they be going?

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Brought to life with the invention of the iPod at the turn of the century, podcasts are now a common part of our listening lives. So how will podcasts change over the next 20 years... and beyond?

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How will the materials that hold items like toothpaste, lotions, shampoos, and shaving cream evolve to make our lives better?

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They come in many names and styles: trousers, jeans, leggings, knickerbockers, bell bottoms, overalls, etc. But when will pants take a major leap forward (and what might that look like)?

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From cave paintings to camcorders to polaroids to pictures on your phone, humans are continually finding new ways to capture memories. So what's next?

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The pen may be mightier than the sword. But will it (and its writing instrument brothers and sisters) survive the decades ahead without significant changes?

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They've shed size and wires in their evolution to this point. But what form will the conduits for listening to audio signals take in the generations ahead?

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