Bill Clinton: “I don't think all of the problems will go away. I think the food will be pretty much like it is now, but even safer. I…”

“I don't think all of the problems will go away. I think the food will be pretty much like it is now, but even safer. I think that on Earth, we'll travel in automobiles, still, but in traffic jams, we'll have automated systems. I think there will be a lot more high speed rail. I think we'll travel in ways that give us more free time to do things while we travel. I think that there will be large platforms in outer space that will be jumping-off places to distant planets, and I think that the biomedical advances will be stunning. I think a lot of cancers will be cured. I think there will be a vaccine for AIDS. I think that the research in the human gene and the revolution, the continuing revolution in microchips will enable people to probably cure spinal cord injuries by having a programmed chip that goes into the spine and replicates all the nerves that were damaged. I think that it'll be a fascinating time. And I think there will be lots and lots of continuous daily communication with people across national and cultural lines. Mr. Rose. Would you go to space if you had the opportunity?”