What's Next for the Internet?

Solar has ridden the learning curve to a 99.6% cost decrease since 1976. Nuclear fission is far from becoming as abundant as Simon and Newell would have predicted, but particularly over the past year there's been a strong push for more nuclear power. Biotech companies are rioting a tsunami of trends, including CRISPR,. The number of objects launched into space has skyrocketed as launch costs have come down. Even the most optimistic early advocates of each of these technologies couldn't have predicted that they'd come to fruition.

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