future

Technology is a fantastic thing for many aspects of life. Of course, I'd be the one rooting for more advancements to make life easier cause I am 24 and have grown up with all the coolest gadgets at my disposal. But what could that mean for our job force in the next 20 year? Or for the next 10 years for that matter?

The best way to get free meat from Arby's is probably to tell them you're 'from the future'. Or at least that's what this guy thought.

Everyone hates the absurd amounts of money that it costs to fly somewhere on an airplane. It's so convenient, yet so expensive! But fret no more. A company is looking to change all of that, but it's going to also change airplanes completely.

5 years from now, I'm going to be on a beach, surrounded by voluptuous naked ladies, sipping on a fruity adult beverage, and wondering what the poor people are up to. Then the clock will hit 3:50AM, my alarm will go off, and I'll get up and get ready for work...

The best part about the future is we don't know what's going to happen. If you told me that everyone would have a pocket device that could give you the weather, listen to music, call people and surf the internet 10 years ago, I would've laughed. Now, here we are doing exactly that. What about our roads of the future? While many of our roads are in need of reconstruction, the Netherlands are alread

There are some things from the recent past that are so ridiculous that we almost don't believe they really existed. In 25 years, though, they'll seem even more unbelievable. Here's our list of 5 things we'd like to put in a time capsule, so we have proof that they were, in fact, real. ...

Remember when you were a kid playing with that stupid magic 8 ball? We used to ask questions like "will I be famous", or "will my mom beat me when she finds out what I did?" or "is tonight the night I see a real boob?" Trying to predict the future is always fun, but there are some questions that just don't need to be answered...