I would suppose that by 2045 we might technologically be capable of "the singularity" but i'm not convinced we'd be socially accepting of a singularity. The ol

I would suppose that by 2045 we might technologically be capable of "the singularity" but i'm not convinced we'd be socially accepting of a singularity. The old saying, the future is today its just not evenly distributed will still apply 30 years from now. If you could quantify social progress, I would theorize that it would be a linear growth. Which means, our capability, and how it fits in our society are becoming decoupled from each other at an increasing amount every year.