Pew Research And Smithsonian: Faith In Technology Is The New National Religion -- We'll Soon Have Cloned Humans, Resurrected Extinct Species, Talking Robots, Discovery Of Extraterrestrial Aliens . . . And The Return Of Jesus Christ

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Pew Research And Smithsonian: Faith In Technology Is The
New National Religion -- We'll Soon Have Cloned Humans,
Resurrected Extinct Species, Talking Robots, Discovery Of
Extraterrestrial Aliens . . . And The Return Of Jesus Christ

Within the next 40 years, most Americans believe, the United States will get the bulk of its energy from sources other than oil. Computers will converse like people. Cancer will be cured, and artificial limbs will outperform natural ones. Astronauts will land on Mars, and ordinary people will travel in space. “If the U.S. has a national religion, the closest thing to it is faith in technology,” said Scott Keeter, director of survey research for the Pew Research Center. The documented belief in technological advancement extended from the laboratory (half said an extinct species would be resuscitated through cloning) to outer space (half said evidence of life would be found elsewhere in the universe) to the marketplace (a small majority said gasoline-powered cars would go out of production).

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Within the next 40 years, most Americans believe, the United States will get the bulk of its energy from sources other than oil. Computers will converse like people. Cancer will be cured, and artificial limbs will outperform natural ones. Astronauts will land on Mars, and ordinary people will travel in space. “If the U.S. has a national religion, the closest thing to it is faith in technology,” said Scott Keeter, director of survey research for the Pew Research Center. The documented belief in technological advancement extended from the laboratory (half said an extinct species would be resuscitated through cloning) to outer space (half said evidence of life would be found elsewhere in the universe) to the marketplace (a small majority said gasoline-powered cars would go out of production).