Pre-COVID

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Pre-COVID by Mind Map: Pre-COVID

1. medicine / health

1.1. less invasive surgery

1.2. better prosthetics

1.3. chatbot therapists

2. On-Demand

2.1. Food

2.2. Coffee (Think K-Cups)

2.3. Entertainment

2.4. rent, not buy it

3. Voice-activated devices

4. Wearable technology

4.1. google glass

4.2. smartwatch

5. driverless cars

6. advanced robotics / AI

6.1. advanced video technology

6.1.1. 3D holograms of celebrities

6.1.2. any audio / video footage can be manipulated

6.2. quantum computing

6.3. SMART CITIES: These cities will lead in smart energy, infrastructure, technology, and other factors that will encourage businesses and citizens to relocate. Logistics, network, insurance, and healthcare companies will proactively pursue contracts and seek influence in emerging city-as-a-customer relationships

7. everything is recorded

8. everything is public

9. 99 Problems

9.1. Spam

9.1.1. spam blogs

9.1.2. spam comments

9.1.3. spam emails

9.1.4. pop-up ads

9.2. Identify Theft

9.3. Waste

9.3.1. plastic packaging

9.3.1.1. styrofoam

9.4. quantum computing makes encryption obsolete

10. Everyone is a business

11. everything is a store

12. obsolete industries

12.1. Printing on paper

12.2. newspaper publishers

13. alternative energy

13.1. decentralized

13.1.1. private wind turbines

13.2. large-scale

14. everything is customized

15. there are no nation-states

16. digital currency is the norm

16.1. bitcoin

17. record shattering heat, all the time

18. gender & sexuality are fluid

19. FOOD

19.1. Oceans run out of fish

19.2. moving towards meatless

19.3. rise in # of breweries & distilleries

19.4. rising demand for goat meat

20. recycling

20.1. growth in materials recovery facilities

21. Advertising

21.1. rise of media buying agencies

22. employment

22.1. rise in technical consulting

23. Most internet activity is done on mobile devices

23.1. Streaming tv wars

24. Clothing

24.1. Biofabricated leather

25. Restaurant worker shortages

26. Stocks and housing at all time highs

27. shipping

28. most immigrants will be from Asia, then Africa, as opposed to Latin America or Europe

29. demographic changes in the US

29.1. Millennials will be largest generation

29.1.1. many are struggling with student debt

29.1.2. many are areligious, but don't necessarily see this as a good thing

29.1.3. becoming parents for the first time - made up 90% of new parents in 2017.

29.2. no single racial majority

29.3. most immigrants will be from Asia, then Africa, as opposed to Latin America or Europe

29.4. aging population, worldwide

29.5. women will make up more of the workforce and leadership positions

29.6. more than half of all Americans will be obese by 2030

29.7. geographically dispersed families

29.8. communities as family

30. cultural

30.1. rise of halloween

30.1.1. people buying cheap costumes every year, for themselves, their kids & their pets

30.2. new holiday traditions

30.2.1. elf on a shelf

30.2.2. ugly sweater

30.3. TOYS

30.3.1. Flash in the pan fads: fidget spinners, razor scooters, pie in the face, etc

30.4. FILM

30.4.1. blockbuster films targeting global (chinese) market

31. POST-COVID

31.1. medicine / health

31.1.1. less invasive surgery

31.1.2. better prosthetics

31.1.3. chatbot therapists

31.2. On-Demand

31.2.1. Food

31.2.2. Coffee (Think K-Cups)

31.2.3. Entertainment

31.2.4. rent, not buy it

31.3. Voice-activated devices

31.4. Wearable technology

31.4.1. google glass

31.4.2. smartwatch

31.5. driverless cars

31.6. advanced robotics / AI

31.6.1. advanced video technology

31.6.1.1. any audio / video footage can be manipulated

31.6.1.1.1. Identify Theft

31.6.2. quantum computing

31.6.2.1. quantum computing makes encryption obsolete

31.6.3. Spam war

31.6.3.1. spam blogs

31.6.3.2. spam comments

31.6.3.2.1. Political manipulation / misinformation campaigns

31.6.3.3. spam emails

31.6.3.4. pop-up ads

31.6.4. SMART CITIES: These cities will lead in smart energy, infrastructure, technology, and other factors that will encourage businesses and citizens to relocate. Logistics, network, insurance, and healthcare companies will proactively pursue contracts and seek influence in emerging city-as-a-customer relationships

31.7. everything is public

31.7.1. everything is recorded

31.8. Everyone is a business

31.8.1. everything is a store

31.9. obsolete industries

31.9.1. Printing on paper

31.9.2. newspaper publishers

31.10. Waste

31.10.1. plastic packaging

31.10.1.1. styrofoam

31.11. alternative energy

31.11.1. decentralized

31.11.1.1. private wind turbines

31.11.2. large-scale

31.12. everything is customized

31.13. there are no nation-states

31.14. record shattering heat, all the time

31.15. digital currency is the norm

31.15.1. bitcoin

31.16. Oceans run out of fish

31.17. gender & sexuality are fluid

31.18. FOOD

31.18.1. moving towards meatless

31.18.2. rise in # of breweries & distilleries

31.18.3. rising demand for goat meat

31.19. shipping

31.19.1. Supply chain breaking down

31.20. Labor shortages and strikes

31.20.1. Teacher shortages

31.20.2. Nurse shortages

31.20.3. Trucker shortages

31.20.4. Retail worker shortages

31.20.5. Supply chain breaking down

31.20.6. Electrician : construction trade shortages

31.21. demographic changes in the US

31.21.1. Millennials will be largest generation

31.21.1.1. many are struggling with student debt

31.21.1.2. many are areligious, but don't necessarily see this as a good thing

31.21.1.3. becoming parents for the first time - made up 90% of new parents in 2017.

31.21.2. no single racial majority

31.21.3. aging population, worldwide

31.21.4. women will make up more of the workforce and leadership positions

31.21.5. more than half of all Americans will be obese by 2030

31.21.6. geographically dispersed families

31.21.7. communities as family

31.22. cultural

31.22.1. rise of halloween

31.22.1.1. people buying cheap costumes every year, for themselves, their kids & their pets

31.22.2. new holiday traditions

31.22.2.1. elf on a shelf

31.22.2.2. ugly sweater

31.22.3. TOYS

31.22.3.1. Flash in the pan fads: fidget spinners, razor scooters, pie in the face, etc

31.22.4. FILM

31.22.4.1. blockbuster films targeting global (chinese) market

31.23. recycling

31.23.1. growth in materials recovery facilities

31.24. Advertising

31.24.1. rise of media buying agencies

31.25. employment

31.25.1. rise in technical consulting

31.26. Most internet activity is done on mobile devices

31.26.1. Streaming tv wars

31.27. Clothing

31.27.1. Biofabricated leather

31.28. Lack of electricians https://www.berkeleyside.org/2023/01/12/to-get-off-fossil-fuels-berkeley-is-going-to-need-a-lot-more-electricians