Medicine & health6 posts

To 885 Medicine is no longer done manually by people as it is now. All diagnosis and surgery is done by robots running automated programs. The aging population problem was only a temporary problem. Funeral halls and welfare facilities went bankrupt one after another. Kampo seems to have strong support in some regions, but I've rarely seen it being used. To 886 Immigration won't increase. Because a major incident will occur in 2024. To 887 Unfortunately, aliens have not been confirmed yet. Though crustacean life-forms have been confirmed.

>>186 [Civilization] Computers control everything. Implanting chips in the body is common. Everyone in my family has one. The medical industry has made unbelievable progress compared to now. All diseases can be cured. Collective intelligence on the internet is regarded as dangerous. There are lots of crackers. Information leaks are frequent. Slander and defamation are as harmless as a fetus. Murder is an everyday occurrence. New weapons exist. They can easily blow up an entire Earth. The Japanese created a certain energy (more precisely, discovered it and kept securing more and more), and America built it based on that energy.

[Civilization] • Do training institutions for developing psychic powers exist? No. But anyone can understand what the person they're talking with is thinking. • Have fortune-telling and magic gained acceptance? No. • Tell us a bit more about the crustacean life-forms About 2 meters long, "normally" a smooth egg shape mottled black and lime green. • Can your future self meet your present self through time travel? Possible, but not allowed. • Can the resources of other planets be used? They can. • Have new theories about events and space-time been discovered? I don't know if the current theories are new. • Have there been robot rebellions? No. • Has the Anywhere Door (a teleportation device connecting any two spaces) been completed? That has to do with "resources" and "theory." Possible. • What are the treatments for "developmental disorders" such as AS (Asperger syndrome), ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) and LD (learning disabilities)? If I remember correctly, treatments were established in the 2040s. Blood determines everything.

• How has ophthalmology developed? Are glasses and contact lenses still around? Cyber eyes? Glasses and contact lenses don't exist. • Has dementia been overcome? I learned that a British manufacturer developed it, I believe. It has been overcome. • Has a treatment for baldness been developed? I learned that an American manufacturer famous for innovation developed it after years of research. There is a drug. • Is medicine for controlling body shape advanced? I think it's advanced compared to now, but not much different. • Are human clones being made? How far has life science progressed? Clones exist. • Have humanoid robots like "Doraemon" been put into practical use? They're expensive, but on sale. • Has technology to control sleep been invented? There is a drug. Most people take it. • Has a device that lets individuals fly through the sky been developed? It exists, but the flight direction is fixed, and flying in any direction you like isn't possible yet. • What are the limits of time machine performance? How many years can they fly? Better to throw away the concept of "flying." The limit is related to lifespan.

• Has Japanese pop culture like manga and anime spread around the world? Japan is the center of the world's animation. • About Minister Maehara and the Koizumi father and son: could they become Japan's saviors? I don't remember Maehara, but I learned about Koizumi. • As of 2010 America is the leader of the world; how will the world's balance of power change up to 2062? Even a rough outline is fine. It's very complicated and I can't explain it here. • Why does staying in the past for a long time make you suffer? It has to do with lifespan. • Please tell us in detail about the education system in 2062 Specifically, • Is it focused on memorization? Focused on application • Is it still 6 years of elementary school, 3 of junior high and 3 of high school? That doesn't change. • Is higher education done only at universities? The curriculum changes individually according to intelligence • Are there technologies that handle memory, or new ways of learning and selection? There are. • Do clinics exist in the world of 2062? What is their role? They exist. For example, if you fall, you have to go there or it won't heal. • I heard future music is full of noise; among Japanese music since the '70s, are there singers or musicians still talked about in your generation? If I remember correctly, KEISUKE KUWATA and B,z

• Has the afterlife been explained? It hasn't been explained. • What are the average life expectancies of Japanese men and women? 93 for men. 102 for women. • Will any states become independent from the United States? No. • Will globalization make lifestyles and cultures more uniform? Or will localization and anti-globalization advance? It seems people don't kiss when greeting now, but in Japan today it's done as a matter of course. Something like that, I suppose. • Has crewed exploration of Mars been achieved? Has humanity expanded to other planets? We have reached Mars. Titan ended in failure. • Is the population decline a gradual one due to the falling birthrate and later marriages? You'll find out eventually. • Or a sudden drop due to war, disaster, etc.? No comment. • Are UFOs related to time machines, or are they time machines themselves? Greatly related. But the concept of UFOs is different from now. • Have any historical facts come to light thanks to the invention of time machines? If so, please give examples You'd be surprised if I talked about it here. I'll tell you one thing: time machines aren't complicated. You probably imagine something like warping, but it's completely different. • If buying and selling online becomes the norm, will supermarkets and retail stores be weeded out? They exist. • Do CDs still exist? I saw them at a vintage shop.