You Tomorrow [Kindle Edition]
December 24, 2012
- Author:
- Ian Pearson
- Publisher:
- Futurizon GmbH (8/14/2011)

If you wonder what your life tomorrow will bring, this is the book for you. It discusses how your everyday life will change over the next few decades.
First it covers the various stages of life, from pre-birth genetic design of your offspring all the way through to death and potential immortality. Along the way it considers the possible future of humanity.
In part 2, it goes on to consider almost every aspect of your future everyday lifestyle — including sleeping, eating, socialising, recreation, shopping, education and work.
Part 3 outlines many of your likely career options, the areas that will improve in prospects and those that will decline too.
The final two parts describe the stuff you are likely to own such as your car and your gadgets, and the nature of the world around you from the rooms in your home to public transport and the future city as well as the potential virtual world overlaying it all.
It is written by Ian Pearson, one of the world’s leading futurologists, with over 20 years experience explaining the impacts of future technology in ordinary everyday language.
Approx 85,000 words
Comments (1)
by NakedApe
These self-styled futurologists really bore me. They’ve been predicting things for decades and reality always turned out completely different. Actually many things remain pretty much the same as always and new things crop up seemingly out of nowhere where nobody could have predicted them. As for me, I will take their predictions with a huge grain of salt and simply wait for what develops. The future will undoubtedly surprise us all. I hope to live long enough to know the origin of life, the shape of the Cosmos, the Theory of Everything, what makes Quantum Mechanics so strange, will there be true AI and what will it say to us, will we find alien life? Will intelligence prevail or will religious fanaticism destroy civilization? Will humanity sink into anarchy, depravity and endless war? I sure hope not but I AM holding my breath. In any case, we are lucky to be living in the most exciting and oft wonderful time in human history. Not meaning to sound arrogant but I think it feels GREAT to be the pinnacle of evolution on Earth.