Objective 2113, the genealogy of tomorrow
Genealogy is often synonymous with past. We ask ourselves questions about what our ancestors were doing, who they were ... We think, in any case, less in the future.
In today's article, we are in 2113 and we offer a day in the life of Elea, 26 years old and young genealogy passionate.
8:15
C’est l’heure pour Eléa de se réveiller. Elle a bien dormi, son matelas connecté le lui confirme. Par la pensée elle déclenche l’ouverture des volets et la préparation de son café. C’est aussi l’heure pour elle de se préparer pour le travail (oui, hélas, en 2113, on travaille toujours ;-)). Alors, elle entre dans sa capsule intelligente, qui lui indique qu’elle est en bonne santé, elle y prend sa douche, s’y fait sécher en moins de 30s et cette même capsule lui propose une tenue adaptée à la météo.
8:45
Quick breakfast: a coffee, a Pancake pill and a Kiwi pill and here it is already putting on its hybrid electric rollerblades and its augmented reality helmet to go to work.
9:10
Eléa arrives in the scratch in which its office is located. She has been Digital Death Manager for 2 years. She takes care of managing the community of people who died on social networks. It was this job that made him ask a lot of questions about his ancestors.
12:00
Already the time to return and on the menu this afternoon, a chief dish directly printed from its 3D printer. Still by thought, she projects the info of the day on her wall. Ah well, that's it! The first men have just settled on Mars, what a journey! Eléa never works in the afternoon, in fact it is its double, an artificial intelligence that takes over.
ChatBot vient gratter à la porte. C’est son chat hologramme de compagnie. Il adore les jeux et les câlins… et pas besoin de le nourrir !
13:30
Eléa has all afternoon to look at her genealogy. She has been interested in her ancestors since everything is much more "simple". In 2113 the physical archives are closed to the public and there is only one database, completely indexed and nominative to find acts or trees. Everything found there is deciphered and read out loud thanks to an artificial intelligence. Like her, most people cannot write and have rarely used a pencil. When she was small, everything was done on keyboard, but today, everything is done by voice.
Another AI is capable of reconstructing a hologram of its great-grandmother. She has never known her but very often discusses with her. She especially loves all the stories and anecdotes that she can tell her (also recreated by an AI - at the time, in the 2010s, the majority of her ancestors' ancestors were compiled by Google). Eléa also finds himself thinking of the future, will we find robots and humanoids in our genealogy?
Sometimes she even uses her virtual reality headset to immerse herself, in immersion, in the life of her ancestors. She wanders in the streets of the small town in which her rear arrières-Grand paternal parents lived and thanks to this helmet, she can even feel the wind and the odors of the village. Eléa can really go back in time, many eras and universes have been re-created and allow a "return to the future" from its sofa. The time she prefers? The 1950s!
17:30
Her tablet rings and calls her to order, it's time for her appointment with a friend. They met on an application. This same application taught them that they were distant cousins, they have the same great-great-grand-parents. At the time of space conquest, the discussion will quickly revolve around the DNA test. They find it difficult to understand how so many people have been able to accept to be relieved in a huge base ... Their greater fear is that in wartime, the government uses this DNA base to decide who will have the chance to survive and who will not have it.
19:30
Eléa returns home. Tonight it will be fast, a pill and in bed! She will end her day in front of a good film, specially created in real time for her according to her thoughts and desires.
2113 is tomorrow ... We hope that this little jump in the future will have liked it.
Et vous, vous la voyez comment la généalogie du futur ?