Predictions Websites

Discussion and wagers on important future events.

Predicts technological and sociological developments over the next millennium, and forecasts the ultimate destiny of humanity and the universe. Gets better the farther out.

What the world will be like according to the University of Washington.

Claims that predictions usually fail. Nevertheless gives a summary of unsolved conflicts in present-day society that will affect the future.

Civilizations have predictable life cycles.

General predictions for the year 2010.

Presents a futuristic scenario based on the ultimate outcome of the Internet and biotechnology revolutions; promotes discussion and debate of present-day technological and social trends.

Prophecies focussed on the year AD 2012 with sources including calendrical systems, visions, religions, archaeology, tribal prophecies, NDEs, OOBEs, contemporary shamanism.

Twentieth century predictions of future technology that never happened.

News, speculation, and prophecy on the year 2012.

Predicts impact of technology on life in the year 2015.

User-supported 21st century timeline plus predictions for the future.

Consensus view of the future based on user generated predictions.

A timeline of our apocalyptic future if religious-based predictions all come true.

Futurist lecturer-consultant who specializes in technological, social and educational forecasting. Materials in English and Hebrew.

A transcript of a lecture given by Dr. Isaac Asimov at Newark College of Engineering.

A social experiment that harnesses the collective intelligence of the web to visualize and uncover hidden relationships among future events.

Chronological schedule of predicted and actual events linked to millennial prophecies, including NASA space launches. Runs from Rapture expected in 1998 to end of the world in 3797.

Offers many videos, magazine articles, and books on all aspects of the future by Dr. Patrick Dixon.

Users can make predictions about the future for later comparison.