johnydon22:

I am quite certain we will be having cities like this in the near future


But my hope remains that amidst beautiful infrastructural boom and development, it would not affect the natural ecology of man. . .I hope it will not disrupt the natural habitats because the effect will be catastrophic. . man have to learn when to STOP and check when his development is killing him.

Our natural ecology are very vital factors to our survival

johnydon22:

I am quite certain we will be having cities like this in the near future


But my hope remains that amidst beautiful infrastructural boom and development, it would not affect the natural ecology of man. . .I hope it will not disrupt the natural habitats because the effect will be catastrophic. . man have to learn when to STOP and check when his development is killing him.

Our natural ecology are very vital factors to our survival

RobinHez:
i dont think we would have animals anymore.....
...we'll begin to have robot pets....smh for technology!

Teempakguy:
I have had an idea. It is called vertical farming. It simply entails growing crops in skyscrapers by way of aeroponics.

johnydon22:
This is not the ISS you know, am not quite sure that will be enough to sustain the oxygen supply needed for every specie in this planet. .humans alone are 7billion speculated to tower up to 16 in some years to come. .

RobinHez:
i dont think we would have animals anymore.....
...we'll begin to have robot pets....smh for technology!

johnydon22:
This is not the ISS you know, am not quite sure that will be enough to sustain the oxygen supply needed for every specie in this planet. .humans alone are 7billion speculated to tower up to 16 in some years to come. .

Teempakguy:
oh no . . . that is just to provide food.


Oxygen will be produced by industrial electrolysis powered by safe atomic batteries.

Teempakguy:
you know . . . I still think we should go up and not wide. If we do this, there will still be forests in centuries to come. Cities will only be higher. As such, we will get natural oxygen.

Going up is a far better idea

Teempakguy:
look at this . . .

Nah wah oh . . .

Btw,of course we would have animals.

johnydon22:

Going up is a far better idea

RobinHez:

dat is after many of them have gone into extinction...

Teempakguy:
in fact, I suggest going higher and deeper!

Look at this pix, using architecture like this, a state like Lagos can easily accommodate the entire populace of kano and kastina combined!



Although, we cannot use that exact template. We need to solve the pollution problem.

johnydon22:

Pollution problem is one of the major problems facing mankind now and it is as a result of fossils fuels mostly. . .But i think banking on solar and electro magnetic energy for cars and transportation means and even nuclear energy source will drastically reduce the consummation of fossil fuels therefore the pollution problem can be checkmated.

Am not sure the future will see as much pollution as this picture depicts. . it will be very low compared to the exaggerated concept here

Teempakguy:
have you heard of the earth to space elevator?

johnydon22:

Yeah once in a discovery channel documentary

Teempakguy:
I think we can repurpose the technology for aquatic structures.

Imagine a very long building. With the foundation in the ocean floor. Stretching thousands of metres up. Emerging at the surface, and then ascending far above till it is as tall as the burj khalifa.

This can be used to house either people, animals, plants, or even an artificial intelligence processing core. And the best part is, it will not affect natural ecology significantly. This can prove to be an efficient was to accommodate growing population without sacrificing natural ecology on land.

RobinHez:
i dont think we would have animals anymore.....
...we'll begin to have robot pets....smh for technology!

By then, animals would have evolved to something else as well. Don't give up on them

Rilwayne001:


By then, animals would have evolved to something else as well. Don't give up on them

Rilwayne001:


By then, animals would have evolved to something else as well. Don't give up on them

johnydon22:
Yeap and artificial ventilation system will come in handy in this regard...

Teempakguy:
Cc
Queed

Rilwayne001:


By then, animals would have evolved to something else as well. Don't give up on them

Teempakguy:
explain more please.

I didn't quite get that.

You know the houses you proposed will go downwards into the ground/ocean. . .and you do not expect rooms situated deep into the ocean bed to get as much ventilation/oxygen supply as one located on the surface... so you see, a standard ventilation system is required for the underground/ocean complexes

Teempakguy:
I don't think so
Evolutionary changes become noticeable over millions of years. All we've seen above can be achieved within the century.

johnydon22:

Evolutionary changes as stipulated by science takes millions of years to occur because the DNA mutation transfered from parents to offspring is a gradual process. . . we are talking about nearest saying 50-100-200years from now. . .so evolutionary changes in species should not be expected by then

Lol....Pardon my ignorance

I'm enjoying this thread though..

johnydon22:

You know the houses you proposed will go downwards into the ground/ocean. . .and you do not expect rooms situated deep into the ocean bed to get as much ventilation/oxygen supply as one located on the surface... so you see, a standard ventilation system is required for the underground/ocean complexes

Queed:



my presence

Rilwayne001:


Lol....Pardon my ignorance

I'm enjoying this thread though..

lol. . .told you to stick around

many times when i hear some people makes assertions that are supposedly scientific in the religion section, i just slap my fore-head . . .it has gone all red due to numerous of such post, there have ruined my education honestly

Teempakguy:
of course.

I can't believe I didn't get that . . . .

lol. . . apparently being a science geek doesn't imply architectural mastery

johnydon22:

lol. . . apparently being a science geek doesn't imply architectural mastery