How Would You Build A Future Blockchain City

grayscott (40)in #technology • 7 years ago (edited)

Think of how many ways we could use blockchain to create a decentralized future city. I will list a few here but I want to hear your thoughts as well.

Driverless Hotels: Small van sized driverless rooms that move around the city and the surrounding areas.
Auto Drone Taxies: Two seater drone taxies that can travel 60 -100 miles in a matter of 10-15 minutes.
Shared Clothing: 3D printed clothing made of mushroom mycelium that can be shared
Just -in -time meals: Drone food deliver anytime anywhere in under 5 minuets.
Sexbots and VR brothels: Digi-sex industry run on blockchain
Kinetic powered sidewalks that light the streets: individuals who walk or run get pain as they create energy on city sidewalks
Pink Farms: Automated robotic underground (LED Light farms) that grow micro greens

These are just a few of the ways that blockchain tech and robotic automation could be used in future cities. Think of how much money gets pulled out of the tax system right now in NYC alone because of corruption. That money could be put back into the system an used to improve the quality of life for the people as well as provide a basic income for people who live in these cities.

Other ideas or thoughts on future cities?

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7 years ago in #technology by grayscott (40)

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crowe (60) 7 years ago (edited)

I love the idea of the "money getting put back into the system". I totally love the idea of moving sidewalks and the clothes made out of mushroom mycelium. The faster decentralization happens the better. RESTEEMED @grayscott / I myself would love to see a global debt reset where debts would simply vanish overnight. Thriving and non-thriving economies would boom.

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crowe (60) 7 years ago

@grayscott , you should post some of the videos you have made. I'm watching your Discovery Channel Video. Excellent work. I love the statement "we won't recognize the world in 20 years". Fantastic work.