The Future Of Back To The Future

The video explores the predictions made by 'Back to the Future Part 2' for the year 2015, comparing them to actual technological advancements. It highlights areas where technology has surpassed expectations, such as the Internet and mobile phones, and discusses developments in videoconferencing, power sources, medical technology, and bionics. The video also covers the progress in flying car technology and speculates on future breakthroughs.

What is the significance of October 21st, 2015, in 'Back to the Future Part 2'?

• The day Marty McFly traveled to the future

• The day Marty McFly was born

• The day flying cars were invented

• The day the movie was released

Which technology was not predicted by 'Back to the Future Part 2' but has become a part of everyday life?

• Video calls

• Flying cars

• Cell phones

• Biometric scanners

What technological advancement is crucial for the widespread use of video calls?

• Gasoline engines

• Copper wires

• Packet switching

• Circuit switching

What recent scientific study suggests a potential method for rejuvenation?

• Using bionic limbs

• Injecting young blood into old mice

• Injecting old blood into young mice

• Developing flying cars

What is the current limitation of bionic limbs compared to the movie's depiction?

• They cannot be controlled by the mind

• They are not available commercially

• They only work for major muscle motions

• They are too expensive

Which flying car model is expected to be available without requiring a pilot's license?

• Tesla Model F

• Aeromobile

• Terrafugia TFX

• Google Car

What is a common feature of the flying cars currently in development?

• They use levitating propulsion jets

• They can drive on roads

• They are powered by solar energy

• They have a maximum speed of 500 km/h