Boldly he predicts.

Although the world could end any second now theoretically, it's no use to anticipate it too much hence slack off in planning. Planning can't be done without a little predictions, so here goes:

Assumptions:

"We" continue to live in a physical world.
Human civilization reaches its apex at a much later time.
The world prevails a series of world wars and natural disasters.

Predictions:

Mass transit will be history.
*We will all be of mixed race.
Emotions can be switched off.
*We'll all be eating synthetic foods.
Most daily activities will be simulated.
There will be no use for display screens.
The world will be run by 10- to 21-year-olds.
Dimension manipulation will be common practice.
Most will be either lacto-ovo vegetarians or vegans.
We'll no longer speak orally, but rather through direct encephalo-activities.
Sex will no longer be the common choice for reproduction.
*We'll be able to manipulate molecules and recombine the elements.
*After the ice caps melt people will live on Antarctica and mega-cities on water will be built.
Spectator sports will be replaced by spectator "TV" games.
Intaking food from one's oral cavity will merely be an option.
*later on after learning how to manipulate gravity we'll build floating cities.
*We'll be able to learn by downloading stuff directly into our brains.
Older people can carry on with their non-administrative duties.
Performing art will be viewed as anicent culture and cease to be popular.
Before we encounter any ET's, we'll first meet the other earthling intelligence.
*The worlds languages will dwindle until there is only one language left.

*Rock's input that I agree.