They need to put the olympics out in a field somewhere, but I feel bad for all the crops that won’t ever get to grow. They should start over and rebuild the olympics in places they’ve already built & hosted it in. They are like a traveling demolition crew, wreaking havoc in a new city every few years.
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2025-SN, “softly blurred bulbs, concave ribbed bands, and frosted glass sleeves all draw one into Malone’s allure.”
Ugly as hell.
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Online viewer for a milky way panorama with 46 billion pixels. Have fun!
[currently sluggish, it was linked by one of the most important tech portals in Germany]
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In 1928, famed British economist John Maynard Keynes predicted that technology would advance so far in a hundred years – by 2028 – that it will replace all work, and no one will need to worry about making money.
I want to believe.
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HA! 2030 Toronto Transit Commision Map. Oh, I can only dream… more like 3030 before all this happens!
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So… is it another apocalypse prediction, or is Jebus just gonna stand on top of a hill and make a lunchtime speech?
Let’s compromise: Lunchtime apocalypse
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Oooo, sounds like a plan!
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A model of what the Arctic cap will look like in 2032:
How scary is that? 
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Good. I’ve been meaning to sail from the Gulf of Mexico to Kamchatka without having to deal with all that ice and those blasted mean polar bears.
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Reporter: “Senator McCain, do you wear boxers or briefs?”
McCain: “Depends.”
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If you missed it in September 2015, then October 8, 2033 will be your next chance to catch a super-moon total lunar eclipse
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Now that we are in the future, it seems that everything will be product codes, laws, galaxies, and predictions about asteroids. This one may or may not hit us in April 13, 2036.
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