The world in 2020

2020 is always been identified as the “future” where we travel in flying cars and our friends are robots. That future is around the corner and it's a little different from this which was thought to be in the 1980s. Below are some of the trends that are taking hold and which will become reality in 2020. No, there won't be flying cars.

The first trend concerns inclusion. In a world where the media allow us to share messages continuously, inclusion is one of the factors that we see most develop. There are different generations present on the internet, from different countries, languages, professions, thoughts. It arises like this a new sense of vitality and change, fueled globally by young people and groups that previously had no voices. These people are often optimistic, aspirational and will demand transparency, ethics and social conscience from countries and societies.

Change is an element that over the years has been more and more fast and widespread, up to the change of the most small parts, such as codes. As biological codes, computer codes and dress codes change, scientific and material advances will make it possible to redesign almost everything. Nature and technology merge intimately to create new systems, materials and products that merge the physical and digital world. As we move from age to industrial age of the organism through the digital age, we will use DNA and microorganisms to solve tomorrow's problems.

One of the factors we expect from the future, however close it may be, is a technology on a human scale. Emotional intelligence and connections, both real and digital, will be the cornerstones of the future. We will satisfy our needs through increasingly advanced technologies. human.

We can say that 2020 will be the present that most it comes close to the idea of ​​the future that we had in mind a few years ago, with its strengths and weaknesses.