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Peter Cochrane's Uncommon Sense: Looking back from 2020

By Peter Cochrane

Published: Thursday 16 December 2004

Reader Comments

I wish I had the forethought and 'balls' to enter ...
Darrall Pullen

A interesting and thought-provoking read, well wri...
MikeW

Future Storage Technology like Rewritable Holograp...
Anonymous

You wrote: 'Faster and more powerful machines b...
Anonymous

I agree, nice article. I think it a techie's we...
Alistair Thomas

Nice vision, and the technology will be there, not...
Rob Garner

No! No! No! Cochrane. You're way off...way off! (t...
Osman Khareef

You forgot the bits about: -China becoming a supe...
Anonymous

Thank god someone can be bothered to speak out aga...
Anonymous

You forgot to mention the rise and rise of religio...
Anonymous

Our unsustainable way of life will not be sustaine...
Graham Brown

Damnit, where's my flying car? You missed off t...
Paul

Everyone will be working for the government You...
Tony Blair

I'm sure you're partially right about some of this...
Jojo

So many factors could have huge implications, glob...
Ticks

I'm somewhat intrigued at the focus on technologic...
Charles E. Finney

Why do you think a voice interface would be a good...
Anonymous

Not sure I agree - The only technology I think is ...
Oli Rhys

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