Time machines8 posts

To 868　869 The prime ministership will rotate among current DPJ members. After that it will move to the LDP. The future-type time machine (VCX5000) will be developed first. It looks nothing like what you'd expect. (It's very long and thin, like what you'd call a train now?) About a dozen years later, type G+NXK6290 (this one is oval), which travels to the past, will be developed. World War III is not in 2030. It's earlier. DOCOMO? Is that the old name of AT&T? To 884 SONY and NINTENDO exist. They are still global companies. As far as I know, 25 global companies went bankrupt. I'm under a rule not to say which. (Short selling would yield enormous profits)

>>928 Your question is too broad. Narrow it down. Marine life is "almost" inedible (in 2062). >>931 It was made public a long time ago. I think it's a person people of today wouldn't believe. I don't know whether I should say this, but if you solve it, you'll understand. 1gbm9dlo1gyh5g5jkp6 >>932 Not important at all. >>933 Russia gets out of hand. You needn't worry about Europe. Africa is miserable. >>934 Sorry to disappoint you, but it exists as one of the most powerful global companies in the world. >>935 They exist. Very dangerous.

>>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.

[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.

[Other] • Can future people disappear like ghosts and move around? You mean the mirror suit? When you wear it, you're hard to see, but if you look closely you can tell. • Can you make a person of this era lose consciousness and take them to the future? + Can you erase their memory afterward? No. It is possible to erase the memory of a person from 2062 and send them to 2010. • Are future people allowed to correspond with us? Possible, within what's allowed. • Can you deliberately control people, stop their breathing, As I wrote a bit above, I can understand what the other person is thinking. Within 50 meters I can hear every conversation. • Are there people who came from the future and have settled in 2010? It's possible within a set period, but living here long would make you suffer. So only for a short time.

• 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.