do you think scientist today will make an impact to the future world? if ya how?
396945
Nanotechnology is the next big step\nbut its really tough stuff
856122
No.  Not at all.  Our future is created by the quality of our thinking and our ability to manifest our hopes and dreams into reality.\n\nAs we think, we believe.\n\nWhen we change our thinking to embrace our greatest visions, and change our actions and deeds to support that vision, we unlock the key to the magnificent opportunities of our future.
576541
yes ,but this is only in one case.india must get benefir of its scientists ,they must help their nation ,by returning back and transfer teir knowledge to the new generations.\n\ngood luck
194712
I think we stand on the cusp of understanding a great deal more about the human body thanks to the recent break throughs in technics and technology supporting Genetics research. Where that future takes us or it will come is hard to say. Even harder to predict is the sociological impacts these develops could bring about. Whatever happens I am sure medicine will take a giant step forward and lots of the ailments that plague us now will be resolved. The result is people will live longer  and live better.
1134956
It is true that all actions have far reaching after affects that we cannot begin to understand.  The tracks that we leave in the lives and futures of others are impossible to trace, but they also can make the hugest difference in the lives of those they encounter.\n\nI don't think it is possible to even begin to understand the impact  decisions made today will have on tomorrow.
862842
transporters will perform that function eventually throughout the solar system ! for work, dates, vacations, shopping, school, research, etc., our great grand children to the 5th power will consider it normal. and yes successful sub atomic transportation has already been sucessfully tested and is growing with leaps and bounds and will completely change our world as we know it !
323990
I can see how it could happen. There are artificial intelligence programs that do get smarter over time. But as for physical evolution... maybe in the future.
695559
No.  There are hundreds of thousands of scientists in the world, if not millions, and very few ever achieve recognition for their work on the public scale.  We do it because we're interested in our work and our results, and because we enjoy it.
37621
Yes, there are many of them; you might consider the heros of quantum mechanics: Schroedinger, Heisenberg and Planck to have simply begun careers on a normal timeframe.  Additionally, you might consider that most scientists do not become extremly famous, but that does not mean that they have not become accomplished in their field.  If you consider all non-famous, but accomplished, scientists, you're looking at a very large set of people.
148501
I believe yes. Today we read studies of ancient scientists like Demokritos who spoke about energy, space and physics or like the greek doctor Ippocrates and we find out that the were right in the most of what they were saying. Is really amazing that they  were so beyond their age!\nIs really worth to find and study their work.
369940
not yet........ may be some day, in the coming century..lol
1021555
heyyyyyy ask some one that predicts the future!!!!!!!!
475823
I believe it will take a similar course as electronics and computer technology over the past century, with some of the same benefits as well as consequences.\n\nFirst, don't expect miracles.  Remember people were expecting robots to do and know virtually everything by 2000.  We have progressed a long way, but that was just unrealistic.  I predict nanotechnology within the next 20 years will be comparable to electronics before the discovery of the transistor.\n\nWithin 50 years, I predict something similar to the dot.com boom/bomb.  There will be some very amazing advancements which will spur investment into all kinds of faulty business models.  In the end, a lot of people will lose money but things will settle out at a higher economic level.\n\nAnd as nanotech gets into the hands of common folks, "hackers" will emerge.  I could only make wild guesses on what kind of hacking that would be, but it will be there.  I guarantee that.  Perhaps we will all need to install genetic firewalls to prevent hackers from hijacking our brains! :)
1172840
wat can Einstein achieve in todays world?...keeping the boost of technology in mind...i think Einstein could have achieved anything...for example...how to reverse the rapid global warming phenomenon...he could have found out the answer for it.\n\nand the answer for ur second question....i havent met anyone who is smart...n never heard of anyone who is smart...(but i can say that my boyfriend is smart)...pepole are more selfish these days.....if u would have asked..who do u think is the most selfish person alive today...then i would answer..it's my younger brother!
784713
No, I expect he'd find it facinating.  Scientists by their very nature are open minded.  They know things to be true if they are faced with the facts and true scientists can admit when they are wrong without feeling they are losing face.  Not that I think he is wrong.
183796
The answer to the question mo matter if yes or no will change humanity. Every piece of knowledge that humankind has ever uncovered has lead to a change sooner or later. That is why there is no wasted research. Many of our most useful things have come from someone who was investigating something entirely different.
872912
i am an atheist, and i have the same concept of time as you do. Also, i think the world will eventually be on average atheist, because science will do what it hasnt been able to do without a doubt yet, and that is to prove god doesnt exist, but there will always be people who do believe in a higher power