21 Kids Who Can See Into Their Future

Sometimes you find your calling early.

Molly Horan 4 months ago 263 responses

The Mavericks Sent Dirk Nowitzki Into Space

Dirk floated up into space on a balloon! Hey, Space Dirk.

Kevin Lincoln 4 months ago 15 responses

Future, The Best Rapper Who Rarely Raps

His album Pluto 3D blurs the line between club bangers and heart-crushing, hyperemotional confessionals.

B. Michael Payne 4 months ago 25 responses

Tortoise Transportation Is The Way Of The Future

Move over cabs, didn’t you hear? Tortoises are the newest vehicles on the block.

Lauren Yapalater 11 months ago 72 responses

What “Abbey Road” Will Look Like In The Future

Can this be a thing? Please?

Keenan Roberts 11 months ago 86 responses

30 Years From Now: Some Predictions

Meet me back here in 2042 to discuss this, will yah?

Samir Mezrahi a year ago 210 responses

Do Robot Tears Taste Like The Future?

The latest promo clip from Ridley Scott’s Prometheus is moving, in a very weird way. Who knew crying robots could be so emotional?

Matt Buchanan a year ago 29 responses

6 Reasons Robots Aren’t Taking Your Job on gammasquad.uproxx.com ›

The future you’re worried about has already happened, and been found lacking. After all, cyborgs will always be more expensive than human peons.

GammaSquad a year ago respond

Apparently This Is What Humans Will Look Like In 50 Million Years

According to speculative zoologist Dougal Dixon, we’ll all look terrifying. Dixon submitted this hyper-human brain thing to the science fiction magazine OMNI’s 1982 November issue. (via io9.com)

hgrant a year ago 183 responses

Using Bacteria To Light Up Your Living Room on treehugger.com ›

Shut up and take my money. A concept for lights that runs on not grid electricity, not solar power, not even wind power. Nope, it runs on bacteria.

treehugger.com a year ago respond

The Future According to Films

This post is full of spoilers and shenanigans. You’ve been warned. (via alexleo.tumblr.com) Read More ›

Dorsey Shaw a year ago 63 responses

What Microsoft Thinks The Future Will Look Like

Apparently everything will be a screen. Roads, cars, glasses, etc. All will be screens. For some reason this terrifies me. (via gizmodo.com) Watch Video ›

Jack Moore a year ago 76 responses

The Future Of Motion Control Gaming

If Freddie Wong is right about this one, then we’re all gonna have to start working out. Watch Video ›

Brian Abrams a year ago 24 responses

The Urinal Of The Future Is Awesome

The urinal needs a facelift. It’s long past time. I think we can all agree this proposed version is better. So let’s send this along to President Obama and he can make it happen. Because that’s how laws and countries work. Right? (via reddit.com) View Image ›

Jack Moore a year ago 41 responses

Ladies’ Home Journal Predicts The Future

I would say accurately too, but then the Journal says something stupid about the year 2000 like building cities will be illegal. In all fairness, the amount of things written here that have become a reality in some form or another is uncanny. I do think that someone should really work on making those massive vegetables happen. Giant food is awesome. (via howtobearetronaut.com) View List ›

Stephanie a year ago 25 responses

Awkward Future Family Photo

Speechless. View Image ›

BurnRed a year ago 373 responses

Adorable Children Plan Their Future

“You’ll be the pwince and I’ll be the pwetty pwincess” Is it possible to actually die of cuteness? There are grown adults that have never had a relationship this rock solid. Watch Video ›

Donna Dickens a year ago 55 responses

Donate To This Future Robot

Your donation will help this robot continue to travel back in time to stop the Jonas Brothers. View Image ›

cromiller 2 years ago 95 responses

Magazines From the Future

Imagined periodicals from our bleak future. Another phun Photoshop exercise from Something Awful, of which there are plenty more. View List ›

Gavon Laessig 2 years ago 46 responses

Future Potter

Harry Potter characters reimagined as sci-fi space warriors. Artist SpicyStewedDemon has hit the Venn diagram sweet spot of overlapping geekiness. View List ›

Gavon Laessig 2 years ago 78 responses

The Disheveled-Hair-To-Awesome-Role Formula

I whole heartedly agree with this. Uncle Fester is pretty lame. View Image ›

anteater 2 years ago 3 responses

The Complete Female Experience (NSFW)

Only in japan will you find a fully working ‘menstruation machine’. The machine has a ‘blood dispensing mechanism’ as well as electronic stimuli to produce cramps. This video shows a boy who wants to know what being a female is really like. Apparently, he finds out. Watch Video ›

fourscore 2 years ago 86 responses

Nikes Of The Future

With all the arguments over the last few days about dates in Back to the Future, I think we all need to take a step back. I’m fairly certain any fan of the movies is impatiently waiting for Self Lacing Shoes and they’re almost here! Sure, they’re not very practical but it’s a start, 2015 is still 5 years away. Next up: hoverboards! Come on Mattel! Watch Video ›

Hamburgers 2 years ago 32 responses

The Futuristic World of 2010!

Basically, we’re f*cked. View Image ›

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The Future Of Netflix’s Business Laid Bare — By Netflix on techcrunch.com ›

When it comes to slideshow presentations, few do them as well as Netflix. Last year, they released one that was sent around internally about their culture. If you read it, you probably wished you worked for Netflix afterwards. And now they’ve released one about the future of their business — it’s also fascinating.

TweetMeme 2 years ago respond

Our Future Seems Hateful

This makes me really sad. Like really really sad. View Image ›

aestheticoctopus 3 years ago 289 responses

It’s Officially The Future: Video Ads In Magazines

CBS is going to run an ad in Entertainment Weekly that will feature an embedded video player that starts automatically when the page is turned. Next we’ll be eating whole meals packed into pills and our robot butlers will make our beds for us. Watch Video ›

Tanner Ringerud 3 years ago respond

PSA’s from the Future

The world is a rapidly changing place and many people can be caught unawares by new dangers. Luckily these 3 short PSA’s give us some helpful safety tips to deal with the technologies that will soon be part of our everyday lives. Watch Video ›

Gustavo Araoz 3 years ago 4 responses

Despite Odds, Cities Race to Bet on Biotech on nytimes.com ›

Cities are gambling millions to promote an industry that has turned a profit only one year in the past four decades.

NYTimes 3 years ago respond