Fifty years from now, it won't matter for us, we will be retired. for the younger generations to come, they will have to find a new way to survive the advancing technologies just like we had too, even today and tomorrow, or a year from now, kids are going to find new ways to last in our world of tech. When the Technology changes, so do the people who use it. The morality of the tech however is a little bit concerning, in the sense that now, girls and guys alike are more willing to sit in front of screen as opposed to facing the real world. Everyone is guilty of it too. But how we raise our kids is how we change that. create an equal balance of reality and "reality"

I think that in 50 years there won't be as much hype around the electronic aspect of our lives because there will be so much of it that the interest will not only die down, but it will start to become less popular. The cell phone usage now is only high because there is so much that we can advance on, which is interesting to our generation. When we were younger, there was still a lot of technology, phones, computers, and laptops, but we were still outdoor kids. I don't believe that a lot has changed since then, we just keep our phones to stay connected and share memories.

50 years from now, I think that things will be a lot more advanced. I mean look how far we've gone in the past 20 years. But I also think that we are going to be saying the same thing to our kids that our parents are saying to us now. There will always be something that makes the older generations feel more superior to the newer generations. We've all heard the "back in my day" speech from our elders, and I don't think that this is ever going to go away.

we won't have to work any more robot's will do it for us and faster than us.

I don't think in the next 50 years much will change maybe a few incurable diseases will be cured and some new types of phones but i doubt we will find ways to live forever, and even if we did would you really want to? Who wants to live forever? You would never be able to love unless they took the some medical breakthrough that you did that made them last forever but even then would it be worth it?

tims a dumbass 

50 years from now ill be dead

We can already live forever, there's this short life we have, and then there's the afterlife that lasts for all eternity.

50 years from now is what we should fear. Humans have already been discovering that humans can live forever and new ways we can. Our technology is advancing further than we can keep up and in no time Internet addiction will be a huge epidemic. Soon will we be more Robot ourselves than man? There is no way we can tell. There is no way we can see into the future (unless technology goes that far in 10 years). But what we do know is that the world may not be ready for it. We can barely control ourselves when it comes to how we live today. 

Technology will continue to advance and change but the fact that we stride for newer phones and devices shows that we cannot lve without them these days. We all should be able to but we don't choose to se them down for even a day. 50 years from now we could be the technology ourselves. We could be living on in the world as robots and artificial intelligence. I think that devices with still give us most of our info and control out lives. Although the technology will still advance, we as a race should too. The rate things are going the technology will still run our lives and be a main focus in them.

50 years from now will the fact that technology has majorly advanced even really matter? When looking back at history we went from riding horses to driving cars. Then from writing letters to textng with our phones. With both of these advancements there was controvery. For example when people  say, "Todays kids are to lazy to walk or whatever happened to writing a loved one a personal letter instead of texting them." But just like every other tech. advancement we've lost a little but we have gained a lot. So why would what's going on now really be considered that big of a deal? When all in all the same issues have been reaccuring througout history for decades.