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State of culture in 2030 | Future Forecast
Read 61 culture predictions for 2030, a year that will see the world transform thanks to disruptions in culture that will impact a wide range of sectors—and we explore them all. It’s your future, discover what you’re in for.
Culture innovations for 2030
In 2030, a number of culture breakthroughs and trends will become available to the public, for example:
- Aquaculture provides the nearly two thirds of the world's seafood 1
- India becomes the most populous country on Earth 1
- World population forecasted to reach 8,500,766,000 1
- Largest age cohort for the Chinese population is 40-44 1
- Largest age cohort for the Brazilian population is 25-34 and 45-49 1
- Largest age cohort for the Mexican population is 30-34 1
- Largest age cohort for the Middle East population is 25-34 1
- Largest age cohort for the African population is 0-4 1
- Largest age cohort for the European population is 40-49 1
- Largest age cohort for the Indian population is 15-19 1
- Largest age cohort for the United States population is 35-39 1
Culture related predictions due to make an impact in 2030 include:
- List of sci-fi crimes that will become possible by 2040: Future of crime P6
- Future of organized crime: Future of crime P5
- How people will get high in 2030: Future of crime P4
- Future of violent crime: Future of crime P3
- Cybercrime’s future and impending demise: Future of crime P2
- The end of theft: Future of crime P1
- AI police crush the cyber underworld: Future of policing P3
- Automated policing within the surveillance state: Future of policing P2
- Reengineering sentencing, incarceration, and rehabilitation: Future of law P4
- Trends that will reshape the modern law firm: Future of law P1
- Infrastructure 3.0, rebuilding tomorrow’s megacities: Future of Cities P6
- How driverless cars will reshape tomorrow’s megacities: Future of Cities P4
- Real vs. digital in tomorrow’s blended schools: Future of education P4
- Future of teaching: Future of education P3
- Degrees to become free but will include expiry date: Future of education P2
- How Generation X will change the world: Future of Human Population P1
- The last job creating industries: Future of Work P4
- Jobs that will survive automation: Future of Work P3
- Death of the full-time job: Future of Work P2
- Density tax to replace property tax and end congestion: Future of Cities P5
- United States vs. Mexico: Geopolitics of Climate Change
Related culture articles for 2030:
- The illusion of sleep and the advertising invasion of dreams
- Defining the value of art only gets harder
- The health and social consequences of family medical leave policies in the United States
- Making ads fun again: the future of interactive advertising
- China, China, China: communist specter or burgeoning democracy?
- Global citizenship: saving the nations
- The future of transportation: Driverless cars and driverless buses
- The taste of things to come: Nestle, Coca-Cola in sugar battle!
- Why small populations still need our help
- Degree or no degree? That is the question
- The internet vs. teachers: who would win?
- The Electric Car to the Rescue
- Potential consequences of information overload on the human brain
- The future of swearing
- Keeping AI Benign
- The death of the degree
- How our future moon colony will look like
- Are robots the pets of the future?
- What is the connection between faith and the economy?
- This yonderfolk is a book
- The democratic future of education
- World's first lab-grown hamburger
- Hollywood’s romanticization of artificial intelligence
- How reputation currency can change the resume
- The rise of the city-state
- When a city becomes a state
Culture related podcast episodes that cover trends in 2030:
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