Here are some thoughts: * Mass produced housing built by machines. * Biological innovations (cures, manipulations, treating biology as circuitry to design stu

Here are some thoughts: * Mass produced housing built by machines. * Biological innovations (cures, manipulations, treating biology as circuitry to design stuff). * Robotics. As AI becomes more powerful robotics gets more useful. Robotics will allow automation of many tasks. Agriculture will be transformed. * Medical sensing. Get an actual diagnosis rather than a guess. Being able to test for specific bacteria and viruses will be huge. * Actual big advances in physics. Now that everyone has gotten over Einstein the kids are questioning all the dogma and finding new things. * Computers that are more usable. Current computers are really picky, you can't leave out that semicolon. Computers that do what people want rather than following precise logical steps could transform the use of computers. Standards could help turn the insane model of having an app for everything to turning phones and tablets into general purpose control surfaces. No need to run an app, just move the slider. It should all just work, no configuration/password/network connection setup/app required.