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How to Be Productive at Home: 7 Work-from-Home Tips - VoiceTube: Learn English through videos!

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Thousands of YouTube videos with English-Chinese subtitles! Now you can learn to understand native speakers, expand your vocabulary, and improve your pronunciation...

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General Listening Quizzes - Intermediate - Randall’s ESL Cyber Listening Lab

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A list of English listening activities at the intermediate level for Randall’s ESL Cyber Listening Lab.

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Notebook and pens
1st time: main ideas --> What are the 7 tips? Write in short phrases

2nd time: details in 7 tips

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Writing (150-300 word paragraph)

Speaking (2-minute- talk)
To what extent do you agree or disagree with those 7 tips? Which one is your favorite? Why? How will you apply the favorite ones into your life?

Feel free to express answer in different formats.

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The video gave us 7 helpful tips how to be productive at home but I don't disagree with those 7 tips .In my opion, the things 7 "Take prequent breaks" is don't need because i think we should do finished our work and after that you can relax ,maybe it will be better for you !

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SPEAKING PART 2
1-minute preparation
2-minute talk

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Sample and advice

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Writing and speaking
1. Why is train ticket so expensive in some countries? What are the benefits of travelling by train?

2. What way of transportation do you like? Why? (photo below)

3. How do you think transportation will change in the future?

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Why Trains Are So Expensive (Sometimes More Than Flights) - VoiceTube: Learn English through videos!

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The given charts illustrate the proportion of energy produced by different resources in France between 1995 and 2005.

Overall, the percentage of petrol decreased, while the remaining energy increased. Moreover, coal and gas were the most significant sources in 2 years.

In 1995, coal accounted for the highest proportion, at 29,80% of the total energy production. Until 2005, coal still was the most produced sources. Gas and Petrol had almost similar figures, 29,63% and 29,27% respectively. Meanwhile, only 6,40% of total energy was generated by Nuclear and the lowest figure was other sources, amounted to nearly 5%.

In 2005, the percentage of energy from coal went up sharply but remained the highest figure in the chart, at 30, 93%. The figure for Gas increased steadily to 30,31% while Petrol experienced a dramatic fall of  nearly 10%. There was a rapid increased in the data for Nuclear and other sources, 10,10% and 9,10% respectively.

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The given two pie chart illustrate the online shopping sales for buyer who is in a hire section in Canada form 2005 to 2010
overall we see that the electronic and appliance and home furnishings  decreased. while the other two  increased. electronic and appliance was the highest.
in 2005 the proportion of onlines sales of foods beverages was 22 percentages, but it rose to 32 percent in 2010. Standing at 18 percent in 2005, the percentages  for video games increased to 23 percent in 2010.

In contrast the percentages of the online sales  of other sector decreased,but the most dramactic fall was in the home furnishings retails sector   While this figure was 25 percent of these four sectors' total online sales in 2005, it fell to 15 percent in 2010. There was also a decrease in the electronics and appliances sector which saw a fall from  35 percent in 2005 to 30 percent in 2010

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The bar chart illustrates the seperation rates in Finland and Sweden in 4 years between2011 and 2015.
Overall ,Sweden had a downward trend,while Finland showed an upward trend through out the period.Both countries's divorce rates had some fluctuation.The data of Sweden was always higher than that of Finland.
Sweden's divorce rates was about 45% in 2011, being higher than Finland 's rate by approximately 8%.Then it rose to almost fifty percent in 2012.The figure showed a decrease to about 47% in 2013 and c ontinue decline steadily to the end  of the period,reaching around 45% in 2014 and hitting a bottom of 37% in 2015.
Standing at less than 40% in 2011,the percentage of Finland decreased to more than 30% in 2012,counting for one-third of relationships in Finland finished with a separation rather than just about half in Sweden.The figure steadily grew during the next 2 years.It rose approximately 39% in 2013 then increase by 3% in 2014,and remained stable for the next year .

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The graph illustrates how oil production change in six Gulf countries from 1990 to 2010.
In general, the oil production capacity was increasing for all six Gulf countries . Saudi Arabi was the leading oil generating country and Iran, Iraq Kuwait and the UAE produced the same amount of oil.

In 1990, Saudi Arabia produced above 8 millions of barrels on daily basis and this increased significantly to above 14 million barrels in 2010. In contrast, the lowest oil production nation was Qatar with under 1 million per day throughout the given years, although there is a growth of oil production in 2000.

According to the graph, oil production capability of the remaining four countries seemed the same. Iran generated starting at 3 million barrels of oil in 1990, increased to above 4 millions barrels in 2010. Meanwhile, the amount of oil production in Iraq, Kuwait and the UAE tended to rise from 1990 to 2010, rising further to nearly 4 miliion barrels per day.

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The given bar chart illustrates about the producton of coffees in 4 various nations between 1990 and 2010.
Overall, Columbia has go down in the production scales while the other three  grew
In 1995 brazils has the highest manufacture in coffee and it kept continue to esca until itat the peak about 1.9 millions tonnes in 2010 which made it the hightest country in production coffee. Following that, Indonesia which it also climbed from 0.2 millions tonnes in 1995 to 0.4 tonnes in 2010.
The same for Vietnam,it also accelerated from 0.1 millions tonnes to 0.3 millions tonnes in the end.Finally we have Columbia,it has decrease form 0.6 millions tonnes in 1990 to 0.3 millions tonnes in 2010.

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The given table illustrates how much New Zealand earned from exporting kiwi fruit to Japan, China, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia from 2010 to 2012.

Overall, Japan was the largest New Zealand's export. In addition, New Zealand exports to Japan, China and Russia, Mexico increased while exports to Saudi Arabia declined.

In 2010, New Zealand earned $271,000,000 from exporting kiwi to Japan, while the values of export to China, Mexico was moderately lower, at $74,900,000; $1,200,000, respectively. These 3 market continued to grow significantly until 2012, at $325,300,000;$94,000,000;$3,000,000, respectively.

Turing to the remaining countries, New Zealand’s income dropped in exporting to Saudi Arabia. Standing at %29,000,000 in 2010, Saudi Arabia decreased to $82,000 in 2012.

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the graph shows the percentage of 4 different age groups in the whole population of New Zealand from 1950 to 2050.
It is obvious that, the proportion of the elderly population account for most of the year. while the percentage of population from 25 to 37 and the population from 65 and over tend to decrease , the opposite was seen in other groups.

in 1950, the percentage of people who are older than 65 accounted for 60%, which is the highest in the whole population of New Zealand, followed by the of people from 38-45 and 25-37 at 25 and 20% respectively. in contrast, people under 14 years old was the lowest at 5%

In the next 40 years, the percentage of 2 older groups increased and reached a peak of 70 and 50 respectively in 1990, and these number are predicted  to be fall minimally to 55% and 40%. The percentage of people from 25-37 climbed slightly to 25% in 1960 then decreased steadily in the next 90 years at 0%. the number of population from 0-14 remained stable  from 1950 to 1990 and predicted to peak at 20% in 2050.

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What happens if you cut down all of a city's trees? - Stefan Al

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Write a 150-word paragraph:

What are the benefits of planting more trees in cities? What will you do to make your house greener?

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Nowadays, tree is the essential parts of in the cities and the world and for me, people need them to live better. The benefits of the tree is a lot ! but i will told you some benefits of the tree. First, it help people feel more comfortable, yes i agree that because having a trees will have you relaxing and better in your work and your life. Second,  Their porous leaves purify the air by trapping carbon and other pollutans also increase the natural disasters like strom, earthquake...Third, trees act like natural sponge absorbing strom water run off and allow soild to retain water and filter out toxins and finally they play a vital role in the health of its citizensars well also affect our mental health as well, it can help reduce your stress.In my opion, i and my friend will plant some trees may to reduce the air pollution and other natural disasters, and talk to people to keep the environmet healther, and more beautiful

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PART 2

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If you're having trouble learning a new language, the story of Genie Wiley.

As a 13-year-old girl, Genie couldn't speak a word in any language, because her father had kept her in a in a locked bedroom, never speaking to her. Even as an adult she never developed more than a child's level of speaking, despite much work with psychologists and language specialists.

Working with Genie in the 1970s made rethink language development in early childhood. They that there is a "critical period" in early childhood in which a child must learn language. After that, it would be very difficult for someone to become fluent in a language. Many researchers apply the same idea to second language learning.

So is it easier to learn English as a child?

The short answer: Yes.

The long answer: It's not that simple.

In general we that children learn languages faster than adults, but research shows that kids and adults just learn differently.

How do children best learn language?

In early childhood, children have yet to the thinking skills that allow them to memorize complex grammatical structures. So young second language learners generally develop grammar by making mistakes and learning from them.

"The more mistakes you make, the faster you become a confident language learner."

Benny Lewis
7 Languages
Fluent in 3 Months

Because they must communicate to get their needs taken care of, children generally prefer to get their point across instead of speaking with perfect grammar. Thus they are more to make mistakes, says a 1976 study from Harvard University. , since they have a strong need to communicate, children usually vocabulary faster than adults, and they tend to remember it longer.

How do adults best learn language?

Using thinking skills and patterns from their first language, adults can often learn the grammar of a second language more quickly than children. This is why high school and college classes teach verb patterns at a faster pace than primary schools.

However, because adults tend to learn better with repetitive grammatical instruction, they experience difficulty in language immersions . Their fluency in a first language can make adults to communicate imperfectly in their second language.

So who learns language more effectively?

As it turns out, present research is inconclusive . Children seem to do better with pronunciation and vocabulary while adults do better with grammar.

One advantage children do have in learning a new language is their ability to catch different sounds that their first language doesn't use. By contrast , adults are so used to the sounds in their first language that it's difficult-though not impossible-to hear new ones.

Yet, according to researchers Ehrman and Oxford, while age might offer different paths for language learners, motivation, beliefs about oneself, and time spent using the language are better signs of a learner's ability to become fluent.

"Truth is, nothing comes by itself. You need to motivate yourself, create a system, and your plan as much as possible. There is always work at play."

Lýdia Machová
9 Languages
Language Mentoring

At best, research on age-based language abilities can help teachers and students plan lessons that target their natural strengths. What research can't do is tell us which age group will be more successful using a new language.

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E-News | Culture | Learning Language as an Adult: Do our kids have the advantage?

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If you're having trouble learning a new language, the story of Genie Wiley. As a 13-year-old girl, Genie couldn't speak a word in any language, because her father had kept her in a in a locked bedroom, never speaking to her.

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Do you remember the article we wrote on flying cars - specifically the Lilium Jet? Well the Lilium Jet has completed its first flight, and Lilium is making plans for an air taxi service that will be by 2025. That first flight was the first time any jet had ever been able to switch between hover mode and horizontal flight. After that success, the company has raised 100 million USD, and is working now on Series B of the jet.

Lilium's goal is to offer an app-based service like Uber to transport people from city to city. This service will provide a way to avoid traffic congestion and get to a destination quickly. According to Lilium, the jet will be able to take passengers from downtown Manhattan, New York to JFK Airport in six minutes for $36. The same ride would take about an hour either on the subway or by taxi, and would cost around $8 by subway and over $50 by taxi.

Technical specs

The Lilium Jet is an electric takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. According to Lilium, it can fly up to 186 mph (300 km/h) with a of 186 miles (300km). The current model holds two passengers, but work on a 5 is in progress. It is designed to be fully autonomous , but will be certified to run with a pilot.

Thirty-six electric ducted fans are used to power its takeoff and landing, making it safer than many other - if one or more fans , there are still many more to keep it in the air. If too many of the fans fail, it has a parachute that can bring the whole jet gently to the ground. While flying, the jet uses its wings to , just like airplanes do, and so does not heavily on the fans for most of its flight.

A point for this aircraft is being eco-friendly . As a 100 percent electric vehicle, it is zero-emissions . Also its fans are quiet, meaning it won't be noisy like other aircraft and gas-powered cars.

Potential challenges

Lilium has already begun the process of getting by the European Safety Agency, and will soon do the same in the U.S. However, since eVTOL is a new category for aircraft, certification may take a long time.

Getting permission to fly in the U.S. will be key for the company, since there are already many and . If Lilium could use these, it wouldn't need to build new ones. This may be a challenge, though, because of strict regulations in the U.S. Still, Dubai and Sao Paulo have already shown interest in hosting the jet's services, so it may be able to start in other areas sooner than in the U.S.

Finally, aeronautical engineer Pat Anderson has said he is of the aircraft being able to fly as far and as fast as Lilium says it can, and about its ability to hold five passengers. In any case , we must the completion of Series B to see how successfully (or not) Lilium is able to follow through with its plans.

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E-News | Tech | The Future Uber of the Skies: Lilium Jet Air Taxis

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Do you remember the article we wrote on flying cars - specifically the Lilium Jet? Well the Lilium Jet has completed its first flight, and Lilium is making plans for an air taxi service that will be by 2025. That first flight was the first time any jet had ever been able to switch between hover mode and horizontal flight.

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In the 21st century, the growth of cities caused the environment to become polluted. The cultivation of trees to cover cities is being applied to their cities by many developed countries. This, in turn, helps to improve people's habitat. Although green roofs are jobs that take a lot of time and money. Singapore is mentioned/ Take Singapore as an example, a small country but planted 1.2 million trees in 1967, including 50 meters tall trees. Currently, plants and plants cover more than 50% of Singapore's land area, which has brought many benefits to the city. First, it will reduce people's need for refrigeration and restrict the use of environmentally polluting fuel vehicles. Singaporean crops improve the quality of living, reduce disease and improve human health.  When we plant lots of trees, it can make people's minds comfortable and engage people. Just as it is in our own homes, we should plant many trees in our homes. Depending on the location, we should choose the right plant so that we can use it to the full. If you plant properly, a tree will refresh your home, and improve your sleep. Tree planting is therefore essential for human survival.

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I will take English as an example. For me, the most difficult part of learing English is listening because if you don't know what is the people say, you won't understand what they talk about and i think first language, in fact, obstructs the proper internalization of the target language’s rules, causing error of syntax, vocabulary and pronunciation. Next, I will answer is correct. Nowadays a lot of people choose English as their major and like second language to help them in their life, their work . In details, thanks to good command of language, they can easily climb up the career ladder.  and study a new things in their study and working paths.If I have a chance, I will study another language like: Janpanese and Korea because i want tos tudy their cultures and customs to expand knowledge of other countries. TOPIC SENTENCE First, you can study a lot of things.Second you will have a chance for yourself in your work and finally you can make friend easily and have relationships can help

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in my opinion, the most difficult part of language is grammar. Becuase, in many different situation you have to use grammar to suit the situation and you need a lot of time to be fluent with it.

The language that i know is English  and Korean. First reason, i learn English because English is the most common language used to communicate with foreigners and it aids in my future studies. Besides, i learn more Korean because i want to learn about culture, foods,...But I want to learn most is the Korean music scene. It,s one of the biggest music scene in the world

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Recently, technology has developed rapidly in terms of new products and technologies. I am a technology learner/ tech savvy and use them a lot, so I am very interested in many new technologies of companies especially Apple. They have just announced a revolutionary navigation technology called Airtag. airtag is a device that helps users find lost items through iphone, ipad and other Apple devices. Although, Airtag has a very small design, only about the size of a coin, with a 1-year battery life without charging, it has a lot of functions and conveniences for users. In addition to finding objects, airtag is used to track pets as well. Because it can follow anything, the use of airtag to follow people is something that many people are interested in. Although the airtag is very small, it carries a lot of technology/ comes , it has built-in speakers and a U1 chip that helps the airtag to find objects with 100% accuracy. Because of its convenience. It helps me a lot in finding things. Moreover, airtag is also a very beautiful keychain so I like to use it to decorate my things.

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Work and Study - PART 1
1. Are you a student or do you work?
2. Why did you choose your major or your job?
3. Is it difficult to learn your major or do your job?

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1. Chọn khác topic lần trước
2. Ghi ra 5 từ mà em tâm đắc
3. Record

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1.eco friendly
2. zero-emissions
3.to await
4. key point
5. congestion

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3 anguage immersions
4 target their natural strengths
5 language immersions

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1.The sun radiate a high thermal from the surface.
2.Nowadays, majoring in mechanical engineering is the popular choice with students.
3.The moisture in winter is extremely low.
4.Their company is doing well and they look flourish.
5.China industry is famous of making replicate products. --> replicate is a verb
6.He is so extraordinary when he overcomes all the challeges in life.

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Speaking part 2
Prepare: 10-15'
Speak: 2 minutes/ each topic

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Write a 150-word paragraph or record 2-minute talk:

1. What is your perfect holiday in the next 6 months? Describe it.

2. Which one would you prefer travelling, by yourself or with a group (friends/ family)? Why?

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For me, travelling with friends or family has some benefits and interesting things, but in my opinion, you must/should try travelling by yourself once in your life because of the following reasons. First, you are alone and that's great/if you travel by yourself, you will have a lot of unique experience. In detail, if you travel alone, you will love and enjoy the time/moments better. For example, when you ride a motorbike to DA LAT, you can drop/stop at any time and anywhere to enjoy the landscape. Next, you will realize this life is beautiful; and know how to do appreciate the present because in the modern life we only know how to know earn money and work hard in our life and forget that we are letting yourself/ precious moments/ little moments. For example, you can escape the crowd  and get back to the nature by choosing eco-tourism to seek sth out of ordinary.  After that you try, you will realize that life is worth living beside you will understand yourself better and also have interesting ideas in your work and maybe you will get success / Thanks to travelling, you will ....living, which may help you to recharge your batteries when getting back to your job/work/daily life.

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Da Lat is an ideal place to escape the crowd and meet on the last days. Firstly, I plan to travel in Da Lat for 7 days with my best friends/ besties. Our trip to DaLat is very meaningful because we don’t have time for each other during a hard year, so we will spend the last days of the year for gatherings be able to see each other Moreover, Da Lat is close to nature and has a mild weather, which makes Dalat famous for its fresh flowers and vegetables/ flora and fauna.  In addition,  the most of specialy is fog / Dalat is usually covered with fog, which makes it more romantic. Dalat is known as the city of fog or the city of flower festival. Secondly, we will catch the fog early in the morning and drink hot tea. In the evening, we will mingle with the people of Da Lat. Furthermore, Da Lat is a suitable place for the last days of the year. This is the promising choice for travel with friends/ DL is a promising choice for us to hang out at the end of the year.

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the given chart illustrates the cause why people moved in and out of the UK in 2007

Overall we see that definite job was the highest in both chart while no reason stated was the lowest in immigrant and formal study is lowest in emmigrant

In immigration, definite job is the highest which it consum/made up/accounted for more than a quarter. Accompany come next with 15 percent. Looking for job and other almost have the same percentage. The least one is no reason stared.

In emigration, definite job made up the largest proportion of 29 %, 7% higher than looking for work with 22%. Rank third was reason stated with 18 percent, higher than other and accompany with 14 and 13 percent respectively . The final one was formal study with 4 percent.

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The given bar chart illustrates the number of leisure hour that men and women enjoyed in varied employment status in 1998-99.

Overall, unemployment was spent most of the time by men. At the same time, unemployment also was the highest figure for females.

Unemployment and retired had the longest period of leisure activity for men --> DATA. (số liệu gấp đôi chứ ko phải chủ thể)The data of Unemployment was almost twice as high as the data of employment full time, accounted for 80 hours. Lastly, employed part time and housewives did not take up men's time. data

Just like men, unemployment and retired also took a head for women, about 70 hours. Housewives ranked the second with a high percentage about 50 hours as opposed as employed part time which was spent less time with/of after housewives nearly 40 hours. By contrast, employed full time were the lowest data with roughly under 40 hours.

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Khuyến khích nói về Technology (hoặc Health) --> piece of technology, article/magazine/newspaper abt technology--> interesting or good news/ advertisement on Internet/TV.

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Technology has the power to do many things, and changing the world is one of them.

We're privileged to be living in a time where science and technology can assist us, make our lives easier and rethink the ways we go about our daily lives.

The technology we're already exposed and accustomed to has paved the way for us to innovate further, and this list of current and future technologies certainly have the potential to change our lives even more.

Here's our list of technologies that will "probably" change our lives forever over the coming decade and beyond.

Space Tourism

We can fly to virtually any country in the world without any trouble, but what if we could all one day see the earth from space?

Companies such as Virgin Galactic, SpaceX and even Amazon's Blue Origin, want to make it a reality one day, and give us a (very expensive) seat aboard a spaceship to take us into orbit. Passengers on Amazon's New Shepard space shuttle will be taken 100km above sea level, before parachuting back to earth.

Colonisation of other planets

We've been wreaking havoc on Earth for a long time and the planet can only put up with mankind's destructive nature for so long.

If we don't destroy it, we'll one day outgrow it. Plans are in the works to colonise other planets and Mars will no doubt be the first port of call.

With leaps forward in technology, this vision of the future is quickly becoming science-fact, rather than science-fiction.

Robots in space and in the workplace

NASA is already sending robots of different shapes and sizes into space. As technology progresses, this makes sense. Robots don't need to worry about oxygen to breathe or food to eat and they can be packed full of sensors to send data back to Earth.

The same applies in the workplace. Robots can take on the more difficult, dangerous and dull jobs to save mankind the trouble and risk. They can also theoretically operate more quickly, efficiently and with fewer mistakes too.

Electric/self-driving cars

Electric cars are nothing new; they've been on our roads for some time now and they're only getting better.

Car batteries are lasting longer, the charging station infrastructure is growing and self-driving technology is being heavily invested in meaning it's coming sooner than you probably think.

Tesla already has a complex Autopilot mode that can take over some driving controls, but one-day car manufacturers hope to let us go completely hands-free.

Flying cars

When there's no space left on the roads, it's not unreasonable to think we might take to the skies. There are already plenty of interesting flying car designs that show this future is a realistic possibility.

Perhaps if it's not flying cars, we might all have other forms of personal transport - jetpacks, for example, have been a popular pursuit of inventors and thrill-seekers for decades.

Robot butlers

Chores, chores, chores. Boring and unfortunately necessary. But what if robots could help save you the misery? We already have the beginnings with robot vacuum cleaners and smart home appliances. Larger, more useful robots are springing up too.

We could easily be living in a future packed full of useful robots helping around the home as butlers, chefs or general dogsbodies.

Roads over rivers

Space is finite and running out quickly - especially in crowded urban spaces.

This concept shows a future where roads and living spaces have moved out over the waters. When self-driving vehicles do all the work and are fast enough, journeys across the oceans this way might not be unrealistic either.

Solar panel technology

Solar panels are another technology that has been around for a while, but their future potential is huge.

Not only can they now be hidden in the tiles on the roof of your house thanks to Tesla Solar Roof tiles, but some companies are developing ways of integrating them into car roofs, where they will be able to power in-car tech or make the battery last longer.

Hyper-fast trains

Another Elon Musk backed company, Hyperloop is a high-speed underground transport system that is currently being built and tested in America. The first route planned will go from Los Angeles to San Francisco. Another route is planning to go from New York to Washington D.C. in 29 minutes rather than the 2 hours 56 minutes it takes at the moment.

Hyper-fast trains that go underground and underwater could revolutionise not just public transport, but international travel too. Imagine being able to speed from one country to another in the same time it currently takes to travel between towns.

Working in VR

Augmented Reality, or AR, has some incredible potential. It's been around for a while now, in the form of various apps that can overlay information around you and is different from VR because it overlays information rather than simply put you in a virtual reality.

Companies are experimenting with using both augmented reality and virtual reality devices in the workplace. They can be used in a variety of ways including visual representations of blueprints, virtual scale models of products in development or for simple things like virtual team meetings.

Gesture based computing

It might have been popularised by Minority Report, but the concept of gesture-based computing has been around for a while. It's also already appearing in multiple different technologies and is almost second-nature for most anyway.

How many gestures do we already use on a day-to-day basis on our smartphones, tablets and other smart devices? It's reasonable to see a future where we're no longer restricted by mouse and keyboard and instead rely on voice and action to manipulate data in a virtual space.

Wearable screens

We might be currently daydreaming of foldable phones and screens, but the future might well be screenless.

There are plenty of touch-capable projector-like devices that can beam usable screens onto your skin, clothing or other surfaces. The future of smartphone tech might not even require a device in your pocket but something you wear or have implanted.

Driverless lorries

Self-driving cars are one thing, but the Transports Research Laboratory (TRL) wants driverless lorries on UK roads in the very near future.

The idea is for up to three lorries to drive in convoy, with the lead vehicle controlling the acceleration and braking of the two vehicles behind it. The "slave" lorries, while still having a "driver" to steer them, would be able to drive much closer together, compared to humans driving, and therefore reduce fuel costs and emissions.

We'll soon live in a future where our deliveries and cargo are transported by computer-powered transport. More efficient and always on time.

3D printed food

We're not quite in a world where Star Trek replicators exist and we can magic up anything we want out of thin air. But 3D printing technology is coming along quickly and companies are already experimenting with printing food.

Fridge running a bit low? Not a problem for future you, just print some cakes, vegetables or even a pizza. We're dreaming big here.

3D printing is taking off in other areas too. From creating aeroplane and vehicle parts, replacement joints such as hips, or pieces for a board game, it still has huge potential to change our lives in the coming years. The materials being used to print with are evolving too, and now include graphene that is "lighter than air" but 10 times stronger than steel.

Fridges that order for you

If 3D printed food seems unrealistic, how about a refrigerator that senses when you're running low on something and orders it for you? This tech already exists and is getting better and better every year.

Eventually, it'll be so common every home will have one and you'll never need to pop out to the supermarket again.

Smart toothbrushes that send data to your dentist

We already have intelligent toothbrushes which keep an eye on your brushing technique to make sure you're doing a good thorough job each time you brush.

But what if your toothbrush could send that data to your dentist so they don't even need to ask if you're flossing daily? Or, perhaps less terrifyingly, using sensors to monitor your dental health by scanning for cavities or plaque build-up.

Smart mirrors that check your health

A quick glance in the mirror each morning gives you a visual cue on how you're feeling and looking to the outside world.

Now imagine a future where smart mirrors could scan you and tell you about potential health problems, vitamin deficiencies or warning signs of underlying issues. Pre-emptive information about these symptoms might help you prepare.

A toilet that analyses your deposits

Smart toilets aren't a new idea. The Japanese are renowned for having incredible toilets with posterior warming seats, built-in bidets and much more besides. The toilet of the future might go a step further by analysing your leavings to check to illness.

Imagine how effective such a device could be at helping people catch signs of bowel cancer early on before it becomes a significant problem. It could also alert you to dietary issues or deficiencies that need rectifying to improve your health.

Exoskeleton

Robotic exoskeletons are already being used by the military to give soldiers extra strength and abilities, making their job easier, but they could also help disabled people, especially those who are unable to walk or use their arms get about easily too.

Prosthetic and robotic limbs are already a reality, and are proving invaluable, but to have a whole robotic body would provide a whole new level of freedom for many around the world.

Recycling and re-engineering

The constant churn of new technology means landfills are often full of old and obsolete tech. One thing the human race will have to do in the future is to learn new ways to recycle, reuse and re-engineer old technology to minimise waste and save the world.

People are already coming up with a variety of interesting ways to recycle old tech, including turning disused plastic into material for paving roads and pavements.

High-rise farms

As the population of Earth continues to grow, living space also shrinks, not only for human beings but for the animals and plants we rely on too.

It's reasonable to see a future where tech will need to be developed to allow for farmland in unusual places. This concept of high-rise farms in the middle of a city isn't totally out of this world.

Lab-grown meats

Cows on tower blocks might seem a bit bonkers, but lab-grown meat is a real thing that's already being worked on. If scientists can develop a cost-effective way to grow edible meat in the lab it would change the way we live and eat forever.

This change not only cuts down the ecological damage meat farming does to the world, but also makes for an ethical alternative to meat eating that many people could enjoy.

Researchers at the University of Tokyo have been able to create cultured meat that is similar to real muscle and thereby has a more realistic structure. This means that scientists may be able to create steak-like meats rather than mince. Meaning lab-grown meat could be more convincing and people might be more likely to eat it.

Artificial Intelligence

AI is all around us. It's in machines, robots and even our smartphones.

Voice assistants such as Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant prove how far AI has already come, but it could eventually find its way into things like robot servants. Let's just hope they don't take over the world!

Robot soldiers

Robots are a running theme for the future tech in our list, but Boston Dynamics is constantly working on machines aimed at supporting or taking an active role in the military.

It's perfectly reasonable to imagine a future where robots are sent to fight our battles, in the place of men and women. These expendable machines are more likely to get the job done without fear, injury or problems with PTSD or follow up care if they get hurt.

Nanobots that check your health

Other robotic technology is being employed to monitor and care for our health. Tiny microscopic Nanobots could theoretically be deployed to scan and monitor our insides to hunt out health problems.

They might also be used to repair damaged organs or carry out intricate and delicate surgery procedures and remove the need for invasive traditional surgery. This could mean less time in hospital, less recovery time and fewer scars too.

3D printing has come on a fair bit in the last few years. Just recently, advancements in the technology have seen researchers producing 3D printed parts from metal and stainless steel.

Some of these techniques are even producing parts that are stronger and more robust than traditionally made parts.

As if that wasn't enough, in 2017 one company even started creating 3D metal printers for under $100,000. While another company produced larger 3D printers capable of producing materials at 100 times the speed of old-school methods. The future is all 3D printing it seems.

Cloud gaming without machines

Streaming films and music is perfectly normal nowadays. It won't be long before we're doing the same with games too. Imagine paying for a service where you no longer need to own a console or computer but can play high-end, modern games on your TV by streaming from the cloud.

Faster broadband, better gaming technology and more reliable infrastructure could soon make this a reality.

Li-Fi

Li-Fi has been experimented with for the last few years and has some interesting potential for uber-fast data transfer speeds. Li-Fi uses light to transmit data rather than Wi-Fi's radio waves. This technology is theoretically capable of transmitting data at much higher speeds and is also less prone to interference.

Because the visible light spectrum is around 10,000 times larger than the radio spectrum, there's a lot more potential for bandwidth. It's also thought that if Li-Fi does manage to take off it will be considerably cheaper than Wi-Fi.

Personal air

In a world where it's become common practice to wear masks in public, it's not too much of a stretch to say we'll one day all being doing this with tech-rich breathing apparatus.

Air Ring has already developed an air-purifying mask capable of cleaning the air and removing viruses and pathogens from the air the wearer breathes.

In the future, that sort of tech is likely to be far more common.

3D printed organs

We've already seen a lot of 3D printed tech, but in the future 3D printing might become even more useful in life-saving ways.

We may well see human organs being printed, making the need for human donors obsolete.

Sand batteries

One Finnish company ( Polar Night Energy) has been working on technology to turn sand into batteries.

When combined with green energy technology like wind and solar farms this can be used to store energy as heat (the sand can heat up to 500 degrees C) and then discharged to warm the waters for the local district including the local homes, offices and swimming pools.

AI creating images

Artificial intelligence is currently being made that's able to create artwork with just a few descriptive words or phrases.

The images these artificial intelligence technologies are creating are remarkable too. It's even able to take original artworks and expand the borders in convincing ways.

In the future, AI may well be creating artwork for adverts, logos, publishing websites and more.

Robot bees

The decline in bee populations has long been known to pose a serious threat to the environment and the world around us.

In 2018, Walmart filed a patent for pollination drones - essentially robot bees that could pollinate crops autonomously.

Perhaps in the future, we'll find the skies full of tiny robot bees maintaining our crops and flora.

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In many countries, children are becoming overweight and unhealthy. What are the causes and solutions?

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in many countries, children are becoming overweight and unhealthy. It can be seen that children become more obese as living conditions get better. Children can freely eat their favorite foods, usually fried foods and fast food. Being obesity is very dangerous/ harmful to our health because high cholesterol may lead to  heart attack, ....
Regarding/ in terms of/ when it comes to solutions, children's diets will be usually fixed to ensure nutrition if there is parental supervision. . On the contrary, if not managed, children will eat more and do not exercise, so the excess energy will be converted into fat and will be stored in organs in the body including: face, arms. , chest, abdomen, thighs, internal organs. In addition, inactivity can also cause obesity because children will often sit in front of the TV screen or play games instead of exercising. This obesity occurs more frequently in developed countries. For example, we can see that in poor countries in Africa, childhood obesity is usually low. Children here are often malnourished instead of obese. Therefore, it is necessary to adjust children's eating properly to ensure adequate nutrition.

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In many countries, children are becoming overweight and unhealthy nowadays. Why? Let's find out. First , it's your unhealthy diet alo very important because you have a unhealthy diet, On the one hand, eating unhealthy diet can lead to obesity., you will get a sicks. On the other hand, if you have a healthy diet, you won't get sick/ dangerous diseases. As you know, in the US nearly 35 percent of adult and 18 percent kids from 6 to 11 are obese because of their unhealthy diet. They like eating fast foods such as pizza, fried chicken and it is so yummy. But it contains a lot of calories and lead to overweight and as far as I know obese people are often at a very high risk of heart attack. Next, I notice that kids these days rarely exercise and prefer to stay home. Yes, me too. I don't like doing exercise because of my laziness until I found the benefits of exercise I think that's interesting, it also helps us lose weight by running or walking exercise. Finally, you should maintain a healthy lifestyle by consuming more vegetables and juice and u

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The only way to improve safety on our roads is to give much stricter punishments for driving offences. What extent do you agree or disagree?

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The only way to improve safety on our road is to give much stricter punishments for driving offences, that;s a great idea but In my opinion, I partly agree with that idea. I will give each case. On the one hand, they are a serious driver can be is drink-driving and  jumping a red- light/ drink-driving and jumping a red light are very dangerous... I will give you for example. For example, First is a drink-driving, they are very dangerous in our roads because they drank beers after that they drive their motorbike, car and cannot control their conscioasness and lead to serious accidents and may result in a heavy fine of imprisonment. Next is the jumping a red light can result in bottlenecks/ traffic jam or deadly accidents, they are also lead to the accidents too because they can lead to accidents.  On the other hand, SUBJECT is a light traffic violators, they may not wear/ can be not wearing a helmet and changing lanes without waring and can be subject to on-the -spot fines cash fine. but no matter what, it should not be violated again. Finally/ TO SUM UP, We should strictly obey traffic laws and harsher punishments should be implemented to serious violations.

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The only thing to reduce traffic accidents is to penalize traffic participants who commit violations. OPINION (PARTLY AGREE) There are different types of punishment depending on the severity. If we join the traffic in the wrong lane, you can be fined from 3 million Vnd to 5 million Vnd for motorbikes, from 30 million Vnd to 100 million Vnd for cars. moreover, you can go to jail if you cause a traffic accident for 1 to 5 years. As can be seen, in big cities in Vietnam, traffic jams happen very often, the fact that people jostle and move in the wrong lane often causes traffic jams/ traffic congestion and accidents. In the same way, in Vietnam illegal racing is also very common. therefore, the law prohibits illegal racing because it can cause accidents for many people and disturb public order. the form of sanction when racing is that violators can go to rehab or fines. and in the case of an accident, they will be imprisoned from 5 to 10 years depending on the severity of the injury. After all, everyone should join the traffic according to the intention/ with high attention to keep themselves and everyone safe.

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I agree with the suggestion, we need to put in pleace stricter punishments for driving offences. Firstly, drink-driving is a bad behavior to affect traffic and people. When you have alcohol in your system, it will be difficult to concentrate on driving. For example, drink-driving can affect human life so we need to fine them heavily.Secondly, exhaust emission from vehicles will give up the environment, wich pollutes the air and result in global warming. For example, we can use means of tranportation to reduce environmental pollution.

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Internet is very important for people in work and study. I always use internet to work and study so I use Facebook as a tool to do everything. facebook was created by Mark Zuckerberg. You may also know, Facebook is the largest social network in the world with about 1.84 billion daily users. In Vietnam, there are 69 million accounts, which is 2/3 of the population. Fb is a multifunctional website where we can view the photos, articles and videos that people share. In addition, facebook also helps us people around the world connect with each other, we can chat online with everyone. moreover, facebook is a place where people can do business with each other through the market platform. people can sell things that can make a profit. I use facebook because it's very convenient for me as well because everyone around me uses it. Because of some of the benefits it brings, facebook I use a lot. I like fb because it supports my work and study very well. However, facebook still has many security flaws that make it possible for users to have their personal information stolen. There are a few reasons that I or many other users do not like facebook when it is not very secure, when watching videos because it inserts too many ads. After all, facebook is still a social networking site with many very good user support functions.

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Technology has the power to do many things, and changing the world is one of them.

We're privileged to be living in a time where science and technology can assist us, make our lives easier and rethink the ways we go about our daily lives.

The technology we're already exposed and accustomed to has paved the way for us to innovate further, and this list of current and future technologies certainly have the potential to change our lives even more.

Here's our list of technologies that will "probably" change our lives forever over the coming decade and beyond.

Space Tourism

We can fly to virtually any country in the world without any trouble, but what if we could all one day see the earth from space?

Companies such as Virgin Galactic, SpaceX and even Amazon's Blue Origin, want to make it a reality one day, and give us a (very expensive) seat aboard a spaceship to take us into orbit. Passengers on Amazon's New Shepard space shuttle will be taken 100km above sea level, before parachuting back to earth.

Colonisation of other planets

We've been wreaking havoc on Earth for a long time and the planet can only put up with mankind's destructive nature for so long.

If we don't destroy it, we'll one day outgrow it. Plans are in the works to colonise other planets and Mars will no doubt be the first port of call.

With leaps forward in technology, this vision of the future is quickly becoming science-fact, rather than science-fiction.

Robots in space and in the workplace

NASA is already sending robots of different shapes and sizes into space. As technology progresses, this makes sense. Robots don't need to worry about oxygen to breathe or food to eat and they can be packed full of sensors to send data back to Earth.

The same applies in the workplace. Robots can take on the more difficult, dangerous and dull jobs to save mankind the trouble and risk. They can also theoretically operate more quickly, efficiently and with fewer mistakes too.

Electric/self-driving cars

Electric cars are nothing new; they've been on our roads for some time now and they're only getting better.

Car batteries are lasting longer, the charging station infrastructure is growing and self-driving technology is being heavily invested in meaning it's coming sooner than you probably think.

Tesla already has a complex Autopilot mode that can take over some driving controls, but one-day car manufacturers hope to let us go completely hands-free.

Flying cars

When there's no space left on the roads, it's not unreasonable to think we might take to the skies. There are already plenty of interesting flying car designs that show this future is a realistic possibility.

Perhaps if it's not flying cars, we might all have other forms of personal transport - jetpacks, for example, have been a popular pursuit of inventors and thrill-seekers for decades.

Robot butlers

Chores, chores, chores. Boring and unfortunately necessary. But what if robots could help save you the misery? We already have the beginnings with robot vacuum cleaners and smart home appliances. Larger, more useful robots are springing up too.

We could easily be living in a future packed full of useful robots helping around the home as butlers, chefs or general dogsbodies.

Roads over rivers

Space is finite and running out quickly - especially in crowded urban spaces.

This concept shows a future where roads and living spaces have moved out over the waters. When self-driving vehicles do all the work and are fast enough, journeys across the oceans this way might not be unrealistic either.

Solar panel technology

Solar panels are another technology that has been around for a while, but their future potential is huge.

Not only can they now be hidden in the tiles on the roof of your house thanks to Tesla Solar Roof tiles, but some companies are developing ways of integrating them into car roofs, where they will be able to power in-car tech or make the battery last longer.

Hyper-fast trains

Another Elon Musk backed company, Hyperloop is a high-speed underground transport system that is currently being built and tested in America. The first route planned will go from Los Angeles to San Francisco. Another route is planning to go from New York to Washington D.C. in 29 minutes rather than the 2 hours 56 minutes it takes at the moment.

Hyper-fast trains that go underground and underwater could revolutionise not just public transport, but international travel too. Imagine being able to speed from one country to another in the same time it currently takes to travel between towns.

Working in VR

Augmented Reality, or AR, has some incredible potential. It's been around for a while now, in the form of various apps that can overlay information around you and is different from VR because it overlays information rather than simply put you in a virtual reality.

Companies are experimenting with using both augmented reality and virtual reality devices in the workplace. They can be used in a variety of ways including visual representations of blueprints, virtual scale models of products in development or for simple things like virtual team meetings.

Gesture based computing

It might have been popularised by Minority Report, but the concept of gesture-based computing has been around for a while. It's also already appearing in multiple different technologies and is almost second-nature for most anyway.

How many gestures do we already use on a day-to-day basis on our smartphones, tablets and other smart devices? It's reasonable to see a future where we're no longer restricted by mouse and keyboard and instead rely on voice and action to manipulate data in a virtual space.

Wearable screens

We might be currently daydreaming of foldable phones and screens, but the future might well be screenless.

There are plenty of touch-capable projector-like devices that can beam usable screens onto your skin, clothing or other surfaces. The future of smartphone tech might not even require a device in your pocket but something you wear or have implanted.

Driverless lorries

Self-driving cars are one thing, but the Transports Research Laboratory (TRL) wants driverless lorries on UK roads in the very near future.

The idea is for up to three lorries to drive in convoy, with the lead vehicle controlling the acceleration and braking of the two vehicles behind it. The "slave" lorries, while still having a "driver" to steer them, would be able to drive much closer together, compared to humans driving, and therefore reduce fuel costs and emissions.

We'll soon live in a future where our deliveries and cargo are transported by computer-powered transport. More efficient and always on time.

3D printed food

We're not quite in a world where Star Trek replicators exist and we can magic up anything we want out of thin air. But 3D printing technology is coming along quickly and companies are already experimenting with printing food.

Fridge running a bit low? Not a problem for future you, just print some cakes, vegetables or even a pizza. We're dreaming big here.

3D printing is taking off in other areas too. From creating aeroplane and vehicle parts, replacement joints such as hips, or pieces for a board game, it still has huge potential to change our lives in the coming years. The materials being used to print with are evolving too, and now include graphene that is "lighter than air" but 10 times stronger than steel.

Fridges that order for you

If 3D printed food seems unrealistic, how about a refrigerator that senses when you're running low on something and orders it for you? This tech already exists and is getting better and better every year.

Eventually, it'll be so common every home will have one and you'll never need to pop out to the supermarket again.

Smart toothbrushes that send data to your dentist

We already have intelligent toothbrushes which keep an eye on your brushing technique to make sure you're doing a good thorough job each time you brush.

But what if your toothbrush could send that data to your dentist so they don't even need to ask if you're flossing daily? Or, perhaps less terrifyingly, using sensors to monitor your dental health by scanning for cavities or plaque build-up.

Smart mirrors that check your health

A quick glance in the mirror each morning gives you a visual cue on how you're feeling and looking to the outside world.

Now imagine a future where smart mirrors could scan you and tell you about potential health problems, vitamin deficiencies or warning signs of underlying issues. Pre-emptive information about these symptoms might help you prepare.

A toilet that analyses your deposits

Smart toilets aren't a new idea. The Japanese are renowned for having incredible toilets with posterior warming seats, built-in bidets and much more besides. The toilet of the future might go a step further by analysing your leavings to check to illness.

Imagine how effective such a device could be at helping people catch signs of bowel cancer early on before it becomes a significant problem. It could also alert you to dietary issues or deficiencies that need rectifying to improve your health.

Exoskeleton

Robotic exoskeletons are already being used by the military to give soldiers extra strength and abilities, making their job easier, but they could also help disabled people, especially those who are unable to walk or use their arms get about easily too.

Prosthetic and robotic limbs are already a reality, and are proving invaluable, but to have a whole robotic body would provide a whole new level of freedom for many around the world.

Recycling and re-engineering

The constant churn of new technology means landfills are often full of old and obsolete tech. One thing the human race will have to do in the future is to learn new ways to recycle, reuse and re-engineer old technology to minimise waste and save the world.

People are already coming up with a variety of interesting ways to recycle old tech, including turning disused plastic into material for paving roads and pavements.

High-rise farms

As the population of Earth continues to grow, living space also shrinks, not only for human beings but for the animals and plants we rely on too.

It's reasonable to see a future where tech will need to be developed to allow for farmland in unusual places. This concept of high-rise farms in the middle of a city isn't totally out of this world.

Lab-grown meats

Cows on tower blocks might seem a bit bonkers, but lab-grown meat is a real thing that's already being worked on. If scientists can develop a cost-effective way to grow edible meat in the lab it would change the way we live and eat forever.

This change not only cuts down the ecological damage meat farming does to the world, but also makes for an ethical alternative to meat eating that many people could enjoy.

Researchers at the University of Tokyo have been able to create cultured meat that is similar to real muscle and thereby has a more realistic structure. This means that scientists may be able to create steak-like meats rather than mince. Meaning lab-grown meat could be more convincing and people might be more likely to eat it.

Artificial Intelligence

AI is all around us. It's in machines, robots and even our smartphones.

Voice assistants such as Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant prove how far AI has already come, but it could eventually find its way into things like robot servants. Let's just hope they don't take over the world!

Robot soldiers

Robots are a running theme for the future tech in our list, but Boston Dynamics is constantly working on machines aimed at supporting or taking an active role in the military.

It's perfectly reasonable to imagine a future where robots are sent to fight our battles, in the place of men and women. These expendable machines are more likely to get the job done without fear, injury or problems with PTSD or follow up care if they get hurt.

Nanobots that check your health

Other robotic technology is being employed to monitor and care for our health. Tiny microscopic Nanobots could theoretically be deployed to scan and monitor our insides to hunt out health problems.

They might also be used to repair damaged organs or carry out intricate and delicate surgery procedures and remove the need for invasive traditional surgery. This could mean less time in hospital, less recovery time and fewer scars too.

3D printing has come on a fair bit in the last few years. Just recently, advancements in the technology have seen researchers producing 3D printed parts from metal and stainless steel.

Some of these techniques are even producing parts that are stronger and more robust than traditionally made parts.

As if that wasn't enough, in 2017 one company even started creating 3D metal printers for under $100,000. While another company produced larger 3D printers capable of producing materials at 100 times the speed of old-school methods. The future is all 3D printing it seems.

Cloud gaming without machines

Streaming films and music is perfectly normal nowadays. It won't be long before we're doing the same with games too. Imagine paying for a service where you no longer need to own a console or computer but can play high-end, modern games on your TV by streaming from the cloud.

Faster broadband, better gaming technology and more reliable infrastructure could soon make this a reality.

Li-Fi

Li-Fi has been experimented with for the last few years and has some interesting potential for uber-fast data transfer speeds. Li-Fi uses light to transmit data rather than Wi-Fi's radio waves. This technology is theoretically capable of transmitting data at much higher speeds and is also less prone to interference.

Because the visible light spectrum is around 10,000 times larger than the radio spectrum, there's a lot more potential for bandwidth. It's also thought that if Li-Fi does manage to take off it will be considerably cheaper than Wi-Fi.

Personal air

In a world where it's become common practice to wear masks in public, it's not too much of a stretch to say we'll one day all being doing this with tech-rich breathing apparatus.

Air Ring has already developed an air-purifying mask capable of cleaning the air and removing viruses and pathogens from the air the wearer breathes.

In the future, that sort of tech is likely to be far more common.

3D printed organs

We've already seen a lot of 3D printed tech, but in the future 3D printing might become even more useful in life-saving ways.

We may well see human organs being printed, making the need for human donors obsolete.

Sand batteries

One Finnish company ( Polar Night Energy) has been working on technology to turn sand into batteries.

When combined with green energy technology like wind and solar farms this can be used to store energy as heat (the sand can heat up to 500 degrees C) and then discharged to warm the waters for the local district including the local homes, offices and swimming pools.

AI creating images

Artificial intelligence is currently being made that's able to create artwork with just a few descriptive words or phrases.

The images these artificial intelligence technologies are creating are remarkable too. It's even able to take original artworks and expand the borders in convincing ways.

In the future, AI may well be creating artwork for adverts, logos, publishing websites and more.

Robot bees

The decline in bee populations has long been known to pose a serious threat to the environment and the world around us.

In 2018, Walmart filed a patent for pollination drones - essentially robot bees that could pollinate crops autonomously.

Perhaps in the future, we'll find the skies full of tiny robot bees maintaining our crops and flora.

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In Vietnam, the Hung Kings Festival is a way for people to remember their ancestors. This is the festival held on the 10th day of the third lunar month, when people have just passed the Lunar New Year. In this special occasion, people can have an opportunity to go to temples to pray for a new year full of luck. In details, people can make offerings to the temple to help in controlling the weather.,business prospere./ worship/ pray for a better crops and economic prosperity. [Dress up, parades ] [ancestors]. On the other hand, the fact that many people participate in the festival also has a lot of bad effects. The phenomenon of jostling that causes many injuries is always happening, pickpockets and other forms of superstition are used by the bad guys to take advantage of gullible people. After all, this is a very important festival for Vietnamese people.

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The world is still developing technologies that make people's lives more comfortable. Apple is a leading technology corporation in the world with a value of more than 2000 billion US dollars, which founded by the late CEO Steve Jobs and founded in 1976 but currently being run by Tim Cook. This is a technology corporation specializing in manufacturing products such as smartphones, laptops, watches and computers. Moreover, apple company exploits the gap in the market. In detail,  each apple device creates a habit of fast and absolute security for users. above all, users like Apple because their products are very futuristic and expensive, that's also why I like their technology products so much. Apple has always been successful in the security of user information, their information security is very certain, so it creates the absolute trust of users. These features are key factors that keep Apple ahead of their rivals.

However, when you want to use apple devices, there is always a problem that the products are more expensive than competitors.