[Scaeva.]

What do you think about the past. Those wars , inventions or anything. Did we succeed? Do you think there will be a war in the close future with guns and bullets or do you think we'll fight economically as it is now? I just want to hear your ideas.

[Nyx]

The past is pretty cool. Seeing how people lived in the past is pretty interesting, although I recognize that we live in the best/safest time humanity has ever seen so I'd definitely never have any desire to go back.

As for the future, I think human society will gradually become perfectly safe for every human on the planet, although at the same time every government in the world will become extremely authoritarian. Nobody will be free but everybody will be forcefully happy and safe. Just my 2 cents.

[Magnetron]

I'm personally interested in seeing the beginning of the global interactive era. After the Internet became fully accessible to everyone via a smartphone, it began to exert a stronger influence on the world. Our life: dating, leisure, work goes online faster and faster. My friend an elderly farmer finished computer courses and was able to apply it in agricultural business. Now he has a convenient website where customers can order organic products to their homes. It seems to me that these changes are for the better.

I disagree, globalism has been nothing but a cancer to humanity. Cultures are becoming homogenized, jobs are flying overseas and millennial women have effectively bred themselves out of the gene pool thanks to dating apps like Tinder since nobody wants to marry an overused cock carousel-riding fucktoy.

The net was cool back when it was a niche market and THE hangout for weird and interesting people. It was a great escape from all the dullards in meatspace. Now that they've all migrated here, it's become an almost unusable retard cesspit. The only positive thing about this is having more sheep to exploit for bigger botnets.

Anyway, to answer the OP's question, humanity's fate and progress is not some linear line where the past always meant lower standards and future means better standards. It's a fluctuating pattern with periods of misery and prosperity. Ancient Rome was the America of 0 A.D. When it collapsed, humanity fell back to the stone ages for the next 1300 years before science and philosophy was re-discovered during the Renaissance.
The Anglosaxon empire today is a dead man walking. False prosperity, false democracy, false community. Men are women and women are men, all the wealth is owned by the top 1% and everybody else is fighting for scraps. Everything is so fucked up that a growing number of people aren't even bothering to get out of the basement anymore.

The West is headed for collapse, the same way of Rome 2000 years ago, the same way of Babylon 2000 years before that. If the pattern will be the same this millennium, you can kiss your computer and internet goodbye for the next 1300 years while society figures out how to unfuck itself and build the next great prosperous empire that will also collapse in a few centuries. Ain't humanity grand?

[mothered]

I don't think of the past nor the future.

Every day Is a new day, and I take It as It comes.

[RyanS7634]

I think that it is necessary to live today, not to live an illusion. In my opinion, if you’re not living now, you’re giving up your life and if there are changes you’d like to make in life, it’s best to do them now. Every day I try to be a better version of myself. Besides, it's a pleasure for me to make the digital world closer to people and work for a software engineering company that gives me an opportunity to develop professionally.

[edwardbailey]

i think there must 3rd world war coming but we need to prepare ourself for everything and this is era of digital so where we can developed good or bad things so there are many people who are working in software development company are the main responsible for this. like i am doing work in GoodCore Software ltd.

[kristyhill]

Well, can not say anything about future but past goes on and we left the memories at time passes. Thanks for asking, everything depends on time.

[Jullum6]

As you grow up, you get less time to spend separately on enjoyments and fun. Why not make something that you enjoy, your life?

So, think of how you want your future to be, make a decision, and be in the present working your ass off for that.

But seriously I think the future is in blockchain!

[Prodigy]

The past is pretty cool. Seeing how people lived in the past is pretty interesting, although I recognize that we live in the best/safest time humanity has ever seen so I'd definitely never have any desire to go back.

As for the future, I think human society will gradually become perfectly safe for every human on the planet, although at the same time every government in the world will become extremely authoritarian. Nobody will be free but everybody will be forcefully happy and safe. Just my 2 cents.

dont think that we are in the safest that the humanity ever so , not with all those hidden sh1t happening in the world rn

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i think the past is what it is , stop living there,think about what to come,and it brings you back to existential questions , why are we even here,is there a god ? are we gonna be held accountable to what we do here,did this god send prophets,what happens after death,is their objective morality that the source of it is god? are we criticizing what we grew up believing ? ever thought twice about your religion and what not ?

[AtomCell]

I don't think of the past nor the future.

Every day Is a new day, and I take It as It comes.

Ahh, the source of peace in ones life. Yes.

However, to reflect, We are merely in a process of evolution. That will always be the continuing force behind the universe. We will likely destroy ourselves, again, and like in the past, rise to power again, playing the same games, controlling the weak and punishing the bold.