I'd just like to compile all the information we have on future human civilization. I'll put this in the form of questions and answers.



Future Earth Politics:


Map of Earth:



Federal Flags:

UEF Flag:


AEE Flag:


FeSA Flag:



List of Current Nations:

-(The) United Earth Federation (UEF)
-(The) Afro-Eurasian Empire (AEE)
-(The) Federation of Southeast Asia (FeSA)
-Haiti*
-(The) Vatican*
-(Northern) Isreal
-Lebanon*
-Guinnea-Bissao*
-Guinnea-Liberea
-Ivory Coast*
-Republic of Burkina Faso and Benin (RBB)
-Ghana*
-Togo*
-Niger*
-Nigeria*
-Chad*
-Reformed Central African Republic (RCAR)
-(The) Sudanese Republic
-Ethiopia*
-(The) Kenyan Union of Somalia (KUS)
-(The) New Cameronian Federation (NCF)
-Gabon*
-(The) Republic of Western Congo (RWC)
-(The) Republic of Eastern Congo (REC)
-Uganda*
-Rwanda*
-Zambia*
-Malawi*
-Zimbabwe*

(Nations with a * haven't had their borders changed. I'm eventually gonna say which nations include parts of which modern countries, but I guess you may be able to figure that our yourselves using the map.)[/spoiler]



Q&A of the Future:


Q: Are we united?
A: Yes. Well, mostly. The United Earth Federation (spawned from the United Nations actually becoming a single "nation") rules over most of the world, though there are still seperate countries, mostly in Africa and the Middle-East. There's also a large Asian super-power, but they aren't at war with the UEF.

Q: Is currency still in use?
A: A global electric currency and service tokens (recieved equally for how much you do for the world), yes. Both are measured in GCU (Global Crediting Unit), aka "Credits" (¤).

Q: Is there a language used world wide?
A: English is still dominant.

Q: How much have we advanced?
A: Nano Age. We're not quite on a Galactic level yet, though.

Q: Have Taco Gazelles become known by everybody on Earth?
A: Yes, and everybody loves them. /joke

Q: What is the human population?
A: 34.7 Billion and counting.

Q: Is this Earth's population or all colonies on other planets plus Earth?
A: All members of the human race galaxy-wide. So yes, the second option.

Q: Which nation owns these colonies?
A: Mainly the UEF, but the Afro-Eurasian Republic has one of the two moon colonies, Luna City.

Q: Have many of the currently endangered animals gone extinct in the wild?
A: At one point, yes. However, after the mass extinction of 1800-2200 (estimated dates), gigantic "Green Zones" were created in many parts of the world. In these "Green Zones", much of the original biomes and climate was restored and much of the original wild life has been released back into the "wild". However, many species are still highly endangered and only found in captivity.

Q: Do farmlands and cities make up most of the urbanized countries?
A: Yes. The rest are basically made up of Green Zones.

Q: Are major international wars rare?
A: Yes, but we came very close to one during the extinction period sometime in 2100. It was practically the East vs. the West vs. Africa.

Q: Have most communist run countries morphed into free markets?
A: Yes.

Q: Do age laws, cloning laws, robotic slavery laws, parental laws and genetic laws play a much larger role in society?
A: Yes.

Q: Have third world countries advanced somewhat?
A: Mostly. South Africa and some surrounding countries are currently part of the UEF.

I'll put more things here eventually.

Most certainly not.

Yes.

For international trade and converse yes, day to day, no.

• We'll, eh, I'm going to go with that humans will have greatly expanded their population,
  
• Many of the currently endangered animals are extinct in the wild,
  
• Farmland and Cities make up most of the urbanized countries,
  
• Most major international wars are very rare,
  
• In-sergeants are common in many places in the world as they are now,
  
• Most communist run countries have morphed into free markets,
  
• Age laws, cloning laws, robotic slavery laws, parental laws and genetic laws play a much larger role in society,
  
• Most third world countries have advanced somewhat,
  
• Religious, cultural and ethical motives make for many terrorist style attacks,
  
• Most races have began to blend together,
  
• Most tribal societies are wiped out,
  
• Roads and cars still make up much of our daily transportation,
  
• Monopolies are not uncommon in many places and economical niches,
  
• Virus and Resistant-Bacterial diseases are a common fear,
  
• Nuclear power staple energy source,
  
• Number of small countries absorbed by larger ones or wiped off the map in several island cases,
  
• Metals used in computers and electronics very valuable,
  
• Colonies on the Moon and Mars
  
• Europa explored, life may or may not have been found,
  
• Society dependent on electrical devices,
  
• Organic farming is extremely rare,
  
• Robotics do much of manual labor,
  
• Robots are no where near humanoid in any way,
  
• Virtual reality is extremely advanced.
  
• Medicine is extremely advanced and brings reason for age limits for the good of society,
  
• Computers able to work more efficiently then the human mind,
  
• Humans are used by Robots as personal slaves in a robot ruled universe,
  
• The above statement is disregarded.
  

Yes.

Either that or we're all dead.

I like mine better.

I think anything would be better than death.

Except slavery, of course.

That statement is disregarded and false.

Ok. Slavery is fun, then?

Not quite, actually somewhere in there it states that there are new laws on slavery and on a more complex scale definitions on what's sentient and what's a slave.

The robots will have to be programmed to feel pain you know.

This is supposed to be humanities future in the books. I forgot, lol.

Moral decision doesn't stop atrocities, just look at history.

How could thew Nano-thingies destroy Viruses? They're so tiny that I don't know if we can even make machines capable of destroying the greatest constant threat humanity usually deals with.

AI Electronic Cars = Car, just a lot more awesome if I'm thinking of what you're thinking.

Racism will probably still be a problem.

English = International communications, but it certainly probably won't replace cultural languages.

The Humanoid Robot one I put for any of those Terminator or any science-fiction movies on humanoid robots taking over.

By what I meant with the extinct animals is that almost all non-captivity large land animals are probably doomed in the urge to feed the human population.

Oh, child laws making it illegal to have more then 1-2 children.

I think as you mentioned a single currency will still be in use because there will never be a "sharing" society.

I think that countries on continents would fuse into each other so that you have the N. American Nation to the European Nation to the etc.

The Green Zones sound somewhat realistic, though I feel that they'll be small and almost like giant parks due to the need to feed the human population.

Oh, and mass famines occurred in many Equatorial countries killing off many during the time span as global food supplies dramatically fell.

The Humanoid robot thing, just forget it, I twice made bad phrasing.

And test Tube Food? We still have to grow it and the only efficient means is with sun-light, the Earth will be cities, and farms. With a few wildlife sanctuaries.

Test tube food = edible matter produced in factories using base organic matter produced in laborotories or aquired from actual living matter. Then flavouring and artificial colourants are added for good messure.


By the way, this is a rough map of Earth at the time:

I would've thought that Morocco and India would have joined the European based union.

But I could be wrong and who knows what may have happened.