Aging social media platforms will be become digital graveyards.

Memorialized accounts are projected to exceed active ones in the next 40 years on platforms like Facebook and Twitter.

Customers will buy into lifestyle packages stretching through to retirement. A complex web of data will inform their purchasing. The messaging of advertising will shift from “buy our product” to “don’t return out product”.

In worsening climate change, carbon use will have political, social and economic ramifications, and a cap-and-trade carbon credit economy will arise from this.

Carbon (CO₂e) will replace $USD as the global reserve currency.

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Banks will spend your money for you with your passive consent.

A bottomless consumption model per content item will be made possible by neural networks trained to extend experiences.

Your favourite songs and TV shows will last as long as you want them to.

Tightening regulations around data privacy will end the wild-west era of Big Data. By consenting to enhanced data surveillance, a portion of the population will be able to supplement their annual income by passively selling data.

You will choose to sell your data via non-invasive surveillance programs for a basic income.

You will enlist a conversational AI to handle tasks like voicemail, email correspondence and job interviews in your likeness.

Virtual assistants that aid us in our daily tasks will also serve to learn about us and our mannerisms, and offer to scale our presence in useful ways.

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We found that beautiful colours were often used to create the illusion of imagination. Using only black and white forces us to produce powerful and inspiring ideas without the help of colour, and to further exercise our imagination.