Explore the Future They’re Planning
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CBDC (Central bank digital currency)
We may see controlled currency in the future in the near future
Home ownership Tokenized
It may become too expensive to own homes, and so they'll only own partials
Road usage charge
A road usage charge (RUC), also called a vehicle-miles-traveled (VMT) fee, generally means charging drivers based on how many miles they drive, rather than relying primarily on gasoline taxes. Why it's being discussed: EVs don't pay gasoline taxes because they don't buy gasoline. More fuel-efficient cars also generate less gas-tax revenue. Transportation agencies are looking for ways to fund roads as gasoline-tax revenue declines. Federal and state programs have been studying/testing mileage-based fees
Kill switch on cars
Future vehicles may be required to have technology capable of preventing an impaired driver from operating the vehicle” → supported by the federal law
Carbon credits
Carbon credits = a tradable unit representing 1 metric ton of CO₂ (or equivalent greenhouse gas) reduced, removed, or avoided. They mainly apply to businesses and industries that produce greenhouse-gas emissions. Simple example: A company emits 100 tons of CO₂. It buys 100 carbon credits to compensate for those emissions. The credits can come from projects like reforestation, methane capture, renewable energy, or direct carbon removal. What they apply to 🏭 Manufacturing & factories ✈️ Airlines 🚚 Transportation/logistics ⚡ Energy & utilities 🛢️ Oil & gas 🌳 Forestry & land management 🏢 Companies trying to meet emissions targets 🌎 Government/regulatory emissions programs Important distinction: A carbon credit isn't literally permission to pollute. Different markets have different rules, and carbon offsets/credits can represent different types and qualities of projects.
The future of food
Insects could become an alternative source of protein because they require relatively little land, water, and feed compared with many conventional livestock systems.
The rent everything future
You will own nothing & be happy is what they want for all
The social credit score
This originally started in china, but it is getting ready to come into America
Beyond the reset (The new world)
What life is expected to be life after the shift
The Info Lab
CBDC (Central bank digital currency)
We may see controlled currency in the future in the near future
Home ownership Tokenized
It may become too expensive to own homes, and so they'll only own partials
Road usage charge
A road usage charge (RUC), also called a vehicle-miles-traveled (VMT) fee, generally means charging drivers based on how many miles they drive, rather than relying primarily on gasoline taxes. Why it's being discussed: EVs don't pay gasoline taxes because they don't buy gasoline. More fuel-efficient cars also generate less gas-tax revenue. Transportation agencies are looking for ways to fund roads as gasoline-tax revenue declines. Federal and state programs have been studying/testing mileage-based fees
Kill switch on cars
Future vehicles may be required to have technology capable of preventing an impaired driver from operating the vehicle” → supported by the federal law
Carbon credits
Carbon credits = a tradable unit representing 1 metric ton of CO₂ (or equivalent greenhouse gas) reduced, removed, or avoided. They mainly apply to businesses and industries that produce greenhouse-gas emissions. Simple example: A company emits 100 tons of CO₂. It buys 100 carbon credits to compensate for those emissions. The credits can come from projects like reforestation, methane capture, renewable energy, or direct carbon removal. What they apply to 🏭 Manufacturing & factories ✈️ Airlines 🚚 Transportation/logistics ⚡ Energy & utilities 🛢️ Oil & gas 🌳 Forestry & land management 🏢 Companies trying to meet emissions targets 🌎 Government/regulatory emissions programs Important distinction: A carbon credit isn't literally permission to pollute. Different markets have different rules, and carbon offsets/credits can represent different types and qualities of projects.
The future of food
Insects could become an alternative source of protein because they require relatively little land, water, and feed compared with many conventional livestock systems.
The rent everything future
You will own nothing & be happy is what they want for all
The social credit score
This originally started in china, but it is getting ready to come into America
Beyond the reset (The new world)
What life is expected to be life after the shift