I am reading 1984 these days, a novel 1. (write) by George Orwell in the 1940s. It occurred to me that in another 84 years, it will be 2100, so I'd like to make a few 2. (predict) for the next 84 years.

First, we will have made certain contact with lives from other planets, 3. will change the way we look at the world and the universe. The most important outcome (結(jié)果) of this may be the uniting (聯(lián)合) of the world.

The development of technology is a certainty. This can have many 4. (differ) outcomes, but it is clear that the new technology will have a major influence 5. human society. Simply 6. (speak), the next 84 years will determine whether humans have a future here on this planet.

We are facing many challenges that are forcing us 7. (choose) whether we will change the way we live 8. die. We must use our technology to bring about a much 9. (good) world. If we are unable to solve our problems 10. (successful), it appears unlikely that we will have much of a future beyond the end of this century.

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