Space & extraterrestrial life4 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 There is no contact with extraterrestrial higher-dimensional intelligent beings. We have managed to catch countless signals, though. As for major discoveries about space, so far we have confirmed that life-forms exist. There is no such thing as "dentistry." I won't explain time paradoxes. Robots. For example, every car produced in Japan is a robot. The crustacean life-forms: unimaginable appearance and speed of movement. They were discovered when I was a student, and I broke into a sweat all over and trembled.

• 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.

• Please tell us in detail about the underground cities. (Under which cities? Since when? etc.) High-rise buildings line the streets and maglev trains run there. It's no different from a ground city. It has 8 million residents. • What is the popular occupation "speaker"? Wait for time to pass. • What happened to sumo? SUMOU is a hugely popular battle sport worldwide. • What sports are popular? SUMOU. There's a World Cup too. • Are there space colonies (artificial self-sufficient residential structures built in space)? They can't be self-sufficient, but they exist. • Is there something you think "Japan in 2062 would be better without this"? No.