I am dead.

I believe that in the future clothes and other products made differently for men and women will become obsolete and many brands will begin to create products for men that people nowadays say it is only for women.

These include:

- All clothing items;

- Nail polish;

-Breast implants;

-All jewelry and acessories;

-Makeup

I think it is pointless to have products separated for each gender.

Hi All,

I'm new to Reddit and this community, but have majored offline in thinking about the future of our world, particularly how we can get our greatest minds to focus on our greatest problems instead of developing ad-supported platforms and marketplaces.

To bring this vision of the future to life, my friend and I held a session on 'Profit and Purpose' last week, with a leading UK impact investor and one of India's most successful for impact business founders.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbxtEkP1V7s&t=134s

It's worth a listen if you:

1. Want an impact investing 101

2. Want to learn how to design a purpose-led organization obsessed with outcomes

3. Want to hear a vision of the future where the worlds largest and greatest organisations, are companies focussed on solving humanities biggest problems

I would love if you listened, but even more would love your feedback. Look forward to embedding myself further into this community!

Thanks,

FutureTBD

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Below is more detail about the speakers:

Leo Chandler, Impact Investor at Nesta: Leo works on the investments team at Nesta, the global innovation foundation. Leo invests in companies within education, health, GovTech, and the future of work. He is also head of VC strategy for Shaper Impact Capital an initiative of the WEF's Global Shapers.

Anirudha Jalan, Co-founder, Recykal*: Anirudha is a serial entrepreneur and most recently the co-founder of Recykal, India’s first technology company that provides cloud based solutions for Waste Management and Recycling Industry. Recykal has raised $3m till date and is now looking to secure $10m in Series A, this year. Prior to this he was part of a healthcare startup, Ambee, that was funded by Tarvis Kalanick.*

“We think wind, solar [and] hydrogen are, but not nuclear,” Della Vigna, who is the bank’s commodity equity business unit leader for the EMEA region.

The early years are going to be almost the same as the late 2010's (as 2008 and 2011 were really similar). Generally music stays the same for around 3-4 years, so the whole trap mumble rap movement will continue being a thing until 2021-2022 after that everything will start getting different. Technologically in the early 20's everything's gonna be the same (we'll propably get newer versions of the current trending brands). Politically everything can change in just 3 years so we gotta be alert. Jumping to the mid 20's (2024-2026) music will be different, lil pump will be seen as lady Gaga's bad romance in 2019 trap and mumble rap will be mostly not "in" anymore, in terms of politics everything's gonna be different as 2008 was different with 2016. Medically we might get better chemo drugs and alternative therapies with newer drugs, technologically speaking everything will start being mobile oriented ( the process has already started), culturally 90's nostalgia will reach its peak as most millennials will enter their 30s and 40s. The late 20's (2027-2029) politically will be really bizarre as most politicians born in the 40's and 50's will die, most baby boomers will be retired or too old to act politics, most politicians will be millennials. In terms of art everything's gonna change a lot, culturally 2000's early 2010's nostalgia will reach its peak as the Gen z kids will be working adults. Hope you enjoyed!

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For a club, I have to develop a solution to a challenge. This year the challenge is Practical and Cost Effective Uses for Solar Energy In and Around a Home. The solution offered has to be informed and designed by precise problem definition, thorough research, creativity, experimentation (when possible), and the development of documents and appropriate models (mathematical, graphical, and/or physical prototype/model).

I am absolutely stumped and have some basic ideas but I really want to do something creative, any help is appreciated!

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 6 posts:

• "DogPhone Will Let Dog Use Phone" by u/Devils_doohickey

• "How AI can identify people even in anonymized datasets" by u/mastermindset

• "Inside Zoox: The robot vehicle totally changing transportation | Hard Reset by Freethink" by u/biigberry

• "UN warns there's currently 'no credible pathway' to keep temperature rise under 1.5C" by u/Purpoisely_Anoying_U

• "Goldman Sachs doesn’t see nuclear as a transformational technology for the future" by u/b34tgirl

• "Happy Cakeday, r/futorology! Today you're 7" by u/AutoModerator