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2038

By: New York Magazine / Intelligencer
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  • What will life look like in 2038? Twenty years from now is not the stuff of science fiction, but it still sounds like it: flying driverless cars, an internet cold war, a Chinese world order. Given the pace of change we are currently living through, the world really could look dramatically different from today. Remember, twenty years ago, social media and iPhones and the Tea Party did not exist, Barack Obama had just started dabbling in state politics, the Clinton administration was loosening up its oversight of something called derivatives, New Orleans was still dry and the World Trade Center was still standing. 2038, a podcast from New York Magazine and Intelligencer, will explore 8 different visions of how we can expect to live in two decades. Each episode will feature an expert in subject areas from business to technology to politics to climate science and beyond, laying out a very particular vision of where we’ll be in twenty years—and who will then defend his or her predictions in conversation with Max Read and David Wallace-Wells.Read the Vox Media Privacy Policy here.
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Episodes
  • S E8: Kate Julian: The Future Is Sexless

    S E8: Kate Julian: The Future Is Sexless
    Dec 5 2018
    Already, today, young people are having less sex and fewer partners than previous generations, though they are also watching much more porn and masturbating two to three times as often. That isn’t going to change, the Atlantic’s Kate Julian says, which means a future in which the gap between the sex lives we want and the ones we’ll actually have will yawn ever wider. Read her article here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    34 mins
  • S E7: Climate Change Will Destroy the Nation-State And Supercharge Capitalism

    S E7: Climate Change Will Destroy the Nation-State And Supercharge Capitalism
    Nov 28 2018
    Global warming will change much more than the world’s coastlines. Joel Wainwright and Geoff Mann, authors of “Climate Leviathan,” think it will bring about a new planetary sovereign, answering to no authority other than capital and climate stability. But they see other possibilities, too. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    41 mins
  • S E6: Fake News, Bad Presidents: Our Coming 19th Century Future

    S E6: Fake News, Bad Presidents: Our Coming 19th Century Future
    Nov 21 2018
    Tyler Cowen thinks that in 2038, we're going back to the past. In the absence of major enemies like Nazis or Soviets, Tyler argues we'll see a return to the world of 19th-century American politics — bitter, rancorous, and dysfunctional, filled with fake news and presidents who probably shouldn't have been Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    36 mins
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