take place in a factory and then shipped whole or in pieces to the sight where it can easily be put together much like a puzzle. Biogenetics will sweep the agriculture industry transforming the way we eat. We will be able to engineer larger crops larger cows larger pigs larger and better tasting eliminating not only hunger but also that quest for the perfect taco. Health will became a constant thing eliminating sickness. Death is unstoppable but comfertablity while declining can change, theoretically we can still be crazy little sparks until the day we die. Clothes will become smart, (no that does mean they will always look good on you) changing and adapting with temperature changes in the atmosphere. Communication will be done almost solely on the computer. Access to information will be easy to get and very fast. Biomechanics could take over silicon for even fast transmission of data. Everything in the house form security to cooking utensils will be done on the computer. Transportation would idealistically be done in an unplugging manner, but at least for some time a hybrid between gas electric seems to be the most reasonable goal. Energy will at least for a while maintain with gas, coal, and nuclear, hopefully we will see the entrance of controlled fusion power by the twenty-first century. With electronic tags on all pollutionable chemicals dumping will become too risky and expensive. In the end Chemistry is an immovable part of our lives and will be for as long as we tap the large resources of mother earth.“Your Chemical World” is a book talking about the magnificent bonuses that chemistry has brought to our lives. With out it we would have gained nothing and still is in the Stone Age. Although critics sight the byproducts of chemical industries as the evil that keeps our world from healing its terrestrial wounds I must disagree. Chemistry has benefited our lives far too much to be considered an evil just because of th...
