BlackSampleAdmin Posted September 2, 2010 Share Posted September 2, 2010 what do you think the world would look like in 200 years post what you think. in my opinion war will happen every one dies bla bla bla the earth gets sucked into the sun and we all get disintegrated. i am just looking for peoples point of view in what the world would look like in 200 years. and this does have a connection to fallout 3 as its possible of a nuclear war. and yeah you know whats gonna happen wait for me vivos i am still out here!!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gunnars2 Posted September 3, 2010 Share Posted September 3, 2010 what do you think the world would look like in 200 years post what you think. in my opinion war will happen every one dies bla bla bla the earth gets sucked into the sun and we all get disintegrated. i am just looking for peoples point of view in what the world would look like in 200 years. and this does have a connection to fallout 3 as its possible of a nuclear war. and yeah you know whats gonna happen wait for me vivos i am still out here!!!!oh earth isnt going to get sucked into the ever so growing sun until atleast 1 million years so no worries, i think global warming will get more extreme, resource wars, united states will rebel against it self, soviet union will be restored to its former glory and the EU will either splitt or the only place for peace as for the place where i live if there will be a war against russia and united states (unlikely) either the streets will be swarming with russian troops or american troops since this place if there are missiles set up here they would be in good range of europe and united states, so.. yah. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
McclaudEagle Posted September 3, 2010 Share Posted September 3, 2010 I think most parts of the world will remain the same. Some areas will become more like deserts due to Global Warming. Some scientists believe the only resource that will be fought over is water. We are too far into hybrid/electric technology for petroleum to be a factor. Nuclear power would be a dominant power supply to most nations. I doubt any nuclear weapons will be used in a Resource War because they'll still be too scared to use them. Nuclear weapons are more of a deterrent than a weapon. It's unlikely that Russia will go to war with the USA because they'd have no reason to do so. The nations that are most likely to suffer from lack of water are the ones that aren't even a threat, e.g. Kenya. This means a Resource War between the super-power nations is unlikely. It would be more likely that the suffering countries would be fighting among themselves. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DarkZerker Posted September 5, 2010 Share Posted September 5, 2010 I believe that within 200 years, the world would be divided into the genetically superior(ones with money or power)and the inferior(normals). Within that, hopefully, that would be the only discrimination and all the countries would either scramble for that last patch of resources or be united under one leader much like Europe. Within that, the world would be covered in cities and towns with warring countries only existing between the power hungry gods of the world(U.S, China, Russia, North Korea, Europe) and the small nations of Africa and the Middle East. After that...well countries will fall and rise with only a couple powerhouses remaining to take control of the world. That is...if the UN doesn't unite all the countries. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KDStudios Posted September 5, 2010 Share Posted September 5, 2010 World unity won't and can't happen so we can rule that one out.Nuclear war, slight possibility but very unlikely so we can rule that one out.Resource wars? Na. We will actually learn how to recycle water by then. We all love our recycling today.It will only become more common to do so. So rainwater will be collected and filtered from your own town without relying on water companies as much.Fossil fuels will be gone by then unless we find more.So we will be living off renewable energy like solar, water and wind power.Powerful/Big nations will be mostly powered by nuclear. The world population will be... Well out of control.Which is the biggest problem we will be facing.Unless there is a disaster that will balance the population of the world.Poverty and suffering is the most likely outcome to that. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BlueDanube Posted September 9, 2010 Share Posted September 9, 2010 global warming start taking it place,melting polar ice,unpredictable weather and bla bla bla other stuff,scarce of natural resource ( especially fossil fuel ) that's will lead to something simmilar with fallout resource wars.world population booming (possibly will reach 10 billion ) @[email protected],no matter what happen i won't be around to see it =P so i don't really care what happen in next 200 years,but what i do care is life that i have to live right now. sorry if its such a short post -_-",i don't how to write thesis like you guyz Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gafgar Adolis Posted October 30, 2010 Share Posted October 30, 2010 Shadowrun. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LadyMilla Posted October 30, 2010 Share Posted October 30, 2010 In one word: WEC (World Economic Consortium). (Does anybody remember the old game Crusader: No Regret and No Remorse? My brother is a fan of old games, and he flooded me with 'unsolicited information' about these two titles while he was playing them. :rolleyes: ). Through lobby groups and continued mergers, giant multinational companies whose revenues already exceed the GDP of small countries will strong arm governments into bowing to their wishes so the real power will be held by these organizations without any accountability. Privacy will be severely reduced under the pretext of protecting national security (already happening). Fossil fuels will be running low or will have ran out, and transition to non-fossil power sources will be painful due to short-sighted oil companies obstructing the process in the hope of earning extraorbitant profits due to the ever increasing oil prices. Beyond non-renewable energy sources, clean drinking water will be the focus of the renewed struggle for resources. Global warming will continue, polar icecaps will continue to melt, leading to rising sea levels, which will result in further conflicts. In nutshell, the world will be a difficult place to live in. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
marharth Posted October 31, 2010 Share Posted October 31, 2010 In one word: WEC (World Economic Consortium). (Does anybody remember the old game Crusader: No Regret and No Remorse? My brother is a fan of old games, and he flooded me with 'unsolicited information' about these two titles while he was playing them. :rolleyes: ). Through lobby groups and continued mergers, giant multinational companies whose revenues already exceed the GDP of small countries will strong arm governments into bowing to their wishes so the real power will be held by these organizations without any accountability. Privacy will be severely reduced under the pretext of protecting national security (already happening). Fossil fuels will be running low or will have ran out, and transition to non-fossil power sources will be painful due to short-sighted oil companies obstructing the process in the hope of earning extraorbitant profits due to the ever increasing oil prices. Beyond non-renewable energy sources, clean drinking water will be the focus of the renewed struggle for resources. Global warming will continue, polar icecaps will continue to melt, leading to rising sea levels, which will result in further conflicts. In nutshell, the world will be a difficult place to live in. This Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ancalimonungol Posted October 31, 2010 Share Posted October 31, 2010 I think humans will evolve and die by that time. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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