I have to say, I find the predictions of this article to be superficial and far-fetched. Basically, he is just predicting that everything will become "smart" (i

I have to say, I find the predictions of this article to be superficial and far-fetched. Basically, he is just predicting that everything will become "smart" (i.e., smart clothes, smart homes, smart toilets, smart contracts, smart food delivery via drones, etc). Some of these things may be worth making smart. But not every aspect of life is worth making smart; smart devices are more complex and expensive than their dumb counterparts, and consumers need to be convinced that the extra expense and complexity is worth it. I'm quite happy with a regular cotton t-shirt; I don't particularly pine for a "smart tee" which can measure my libido or whatever.