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TED Radio Hour: Predicting The Future

Guy Raz

18-Dec-16 17:00

TED Radio Hour: Predicting The Future

Visions of the future don’t just have to come from science fiction. There’s very real technology today giving us clues about how our future lives might be transformed. So what might our future look like? And what does it take for an idea about the future to become a reality? In this hour, TED speakers make some bold predictions and explain how our future lives might look.


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