What is the next discovery/invention that will revolutionize

Seriously hoping it's automated cars.

Advanced Machine Learning, I like to say.

>>8441538
I think automated cars will increase productivity and efficiency a bit, but I am on the fence as to whether or not they will revolutionize the world. We'll be able to work/rest while we travel, traffic might go away, maybe shipping companies will be able to get things out to customers quicker. It seems like it will just be a quality of life improvement.

>>8441524

Male birth-control. Real one, not a needle-in-nut vasagel.

>>8441538
>>8441553
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If genetic engineering becomes as accessible to people as plastic surgery, that might change the world quite a bit

>>8441572
Crsispr in a few years anon :)
>>8441524
I would say mass produced wireless electricity

>>8441567
How would it revolutionize the world? It might allow more men to confirm they have, in fact, been cucked, but I don't know how different it would really be.

Also, I think men lying about how they are infertile would make women skeptical, so delicious rawdog creampies with strangers won't be as common as we might like.

>>8441538
>>8441553
These two are strong contenders
and Fusion power may be too far out to contest NEXT discovery

>>8441524
Predictable protein folding

AI without a doubt in my mind

>>8441593
Crispr is going to be fucking awesome. I hope to do research using it after undergrad.

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nu-wave ethnic cleansing

>>8441524
A.I. guided pornography synthesis.

>>8441524
Funding education and scientist to create the next discovery and inventions to revolutionize the world.

Oh wait..

Confirming whether or not there is a God and/or afterlife

3D Printing.

Or, well, the compactization, automation, and decentralization of the means of production. It might not become ubiquitous for a while; there's still iterating to be done, and I think machine learning is gonna be fairly important where it's concerned. But stick a solar panel on a 3D printer and give people access to the internet and VR and they'll design, exchange, and create whatever the damned hell they so desire, so long as they have the materials.