Physics of the Future
Physics of the Future
Michio Kaku
Tim Draper
[One of the books] that are recommended or required at Draper University. - Tim Draper
Michael Dell
What [the author] unveils is a future of sci-fi-like innovations and breakthroughs worth sticking around for.- Michael Dell
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Physics of the Future

Physics of the Future: How Science Will Shape Human Destiny and Our Daily Lives by the Year 2100

Michio Kaku
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Michio Kaku
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In "Physics of the Future," Michio Kaku takes us on a profound journey beyond the present, to the edge of tomorrow, where science fiction becomes science fact. With the expertise of a seasoned physicist and the narrative flair of a born storyteller, Kaku unveils the tapestry of the next century, weaving together insights from over three hundred of the world’s leading scientists. This odyssey explores the potential revolutions in medicine, computing, artificial intelligence, and energy production, painting a vivid picture of a world where our most daring imaginations are made manifest. From the ability to manipulate objects with our minds, courtesy of advanced neural interfaces, to the prospect of self-driving cars and magnetically levitated vehicles, Kaku charts a course towards a future that seems as magical as it is grounded in emerging scientific principles. Yet, "Physics of the Future" is more than just a catalog of technological marvels; it is a thoughtful examination of how these advancements will reshape our world, our societies, and our very selves. Kaku delves into the implications of curing genetic diseases, extending human lifespans, and even venturing to the stars with technologies that today lie at the very frontier of our understanding. Through his lucid and engaging prose, Kaku not only demystifies complex scientific concepts but also stimulates a profound discussion about the ethical and societal impacts of the future he envisions. As we stand on the brink of a new era, Michio Kaku’s masterpiece serves as both a beacon and a warning, inviting us to contemplate the shape of things to come, while challenging us to steer this future towards the brightest of possibilities.

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Released
2011
15 Mar
Length
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What [the author] unveils is a future of sci-fi-like innovations and breakthroughs worth sticking around for.- Michael Dell
[One of the books] that are recommended or required at Draper University. - Tim Draper
‎By 2100, our destiny is to become like the gods we once worshipped and feared. But our tools will not be magic wands and potions but the science of computers, nanotechnology, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and most of all, the quantum theory.
— Michio Kaku, Physics of the Future

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