Actor Swap Movies – (2045) Characters from one movie or series replace the actors in another movie or series. AI can make these with little processing delay.
Airbloc – (2047) A substance applied wet that expands like foam and absorbs carbon from the air, slowy turning as hard as concrete. People will cover the entire outside of a building with this to insulate.
Auto-fork – (2040) Autonomous forklift.
Autonocab – A self-driving car that gives non-owners rides.
Bot-storming – (2040) Using robots, usually four legged, to storm a property or building. This law-enforcement tactic is used often. The robots are sent in first. They are mostly bullet proof and are optimized to detain people. Cuffs on their front legs can lock onto the legs of suspects. Each bot weighs 200 pounds. The robots provides streaming footage, and they can emit loud noise and tear gas. SWAT controls the robots remotely. One reason for the popularity of bot-storming is the footage it creates that almost always goes viral.
Biotic – (2044) The robot retrofitting company that takes 90% of jobs.
Big Four – (2040) Goggle, Giantess, and Minecart, Pear. Pear will later get bought by Evangelicals.
CAN Acadamy – The largest online education institution.
CAN, Christian Nationalists of America – The largest Evangelical group in America.
Carb-board – (2040) the cardboard replacement. Flat sheets of algae are grown on plates. They pull carbon from the air and grow to a spongy, hard thickness.
Carbcrete – (2040) A concrete replacement that is carbon neutral. I sucks carbon form the air over the years after it has hardened.
Chucky – (2050) Street drug.
Climate Core – (2040) A federal organization that fights climate change. Most well known for projects that remove carbon from the atmosphere.
Connect-link – Replaces mobile phones. A device that a person keeps with them that connects them to the internet. This device pairs with devices such as: watch, car, apartment door, etc.
Crushies – The worse illegal drug in circulation between the 30s-50s.
Denstu Space – Private Japanese rocket company.
DoctorMashup – An AI that uses millions of songs to make new songs that always have familiar elements to them. Sometimes DoctorMashup generates a song that goes viral. There are genres: Rap DoctorMashup, Country DoctorMashup, etc.
Drop tunnel – A city street is dug out and double decker streets are built in its place. The top street is at the level of the original.
E
Facbook – Popular social media site.
Fast Pre-charger – Uses capacitors to take a full charge in seconds that can then charge a slower battery. Usually used in EVs.
FedWallet – Government managed cryptocurrency, blockchain contracts, and related financial services auto-run by software.
Fem – replaces the words woman and female. (femly – womanly)
Femophile – Someone sexually atracted to fems.
Foldable – Smart phones, tablets, and monitors that unfold larger screens.
Follow Trailer – (2045) Tall boxes with spoked wheels on the sides. The owner can load it up and it will follow them, or the owner can open a door on the back, climb in and ride.
Giantess – Largest goods delivery provider.
Goggle – Most popular search engine that has branched into other internet services, AI, and many more projects.
Half-wide – (2044) Cars that take up half a lane and are built to handle degraded roads.
Hume – Replaces "human."
John and John – The corporation bought by Misty's tribe to gut and use legally and for investment.
Ken's Tucky Chicken – A national fast-foot restaurant chain.
Loader Cards – Cards that can be loaded with funds, used more frequently as paper cash falls out of circulation.
LOS – Limbic Overload Syndrome, the condition caused by the media attack of 2042.
Luna – Earth's moon.
Lunar – A resident of Earth's moon.
Medusa – A shadow net that sends data through paired devices.
Mermaid Logic – (2049) A game where you swim around in the deep sea finding lost treasure and battling aquatic droids that collect living specimens for an off-world zoo.
Moodrane – A drug that gives people an extreme sense of justice and injustice.
Navigator – (2051) A company that makes AIs. It makes Jobs Navigator, Dates Navigator, Law Navigator, and Health Navigator.
NeoChan – Anonymous, unregulated posting website.
Newtopia – (2050) A virtual world that can only be accessed through a Medusa connection. Though all users can build in Newtopia, structures fallow laws of physics and materials age. Instead of starting as a blank canvas of a world, Newtopia is filled with procedurally generated, evolving ecosystems, diverse terrains, and varied weather systems. As one of the massive online worlds with the least users, most of its regions are unclaimed wilderness. This will become the main massive virtual world after the fall of the internet.
Nickelback – A rave drug started in the 40s.
North Line – The hyper loop mega line along the north boarder.
Occuhive – (2047) Social media site and app centered around squatters forming houses together.
Off Worlders – (2045) An MMO space faring game that costs a monthly subscription to play. Very popular.
Oriel – Tech makes screens act like windows you can look through. Uses eye tracking and LED beam emitting technology.
Pana – A drug to give mental health. Can be used to get off most other drugs.
Perform-on Drugs – People claim these drugs don't interfere with a successful life. Some of these drugs are supposed to help with work and learning performance.
Pexon – The drug designed to counteract LOS.
Polyfoil – A class of material that replaces a lot of tin and plastic.
Priv – A person who feels privileged or takes advantage of systems of privilege.
Q
Rec Zone – Places where poor employed can shop, gather, and hold markets. Become places where citizens visit unemployed zones.
Reprieve Hospice – Where drastic experiments are carried out in attempts to reverse aging.
Rest Lockers – Temperature controlled lockers for rent meant to be slept in.
Ruins of Firebend – (2040s) A massive multiplayer game simulating medieval fantasy. Launched in 2032.
Second Opinion Coalition – (2048) A group of independent care providers who establish affordable, equitable services outside of established healthcare.
Shape-Change Clothes – (2044) Clothes that interactively shrink and stretch to compliment the movement of the wearer.
Shepard – (2046) A space flight company that first uses long-chain fuels in their rockets.
Skin Dies – (2051) Coloring skin a solid color. This is not tattoo. The color is more vibrant and does not involve scaring. Where tattoo blend with the color of skin, skin dies replace the color of the skin.
SPEX – America's largest privately owned space program, owned by Ed Cruise. Run out of Texas.
Taze-wear – (2040) Clothing that can shock attackers who make contact while the wearer remains insulated.
Telebots – Robots controled remotely by people. People use these bots to attend locations other than where they are currently at.
Torp – (2040s) A drink becoming more popular than beer. The buzz comes quicker, and the hangovers are much less unpleasant.
TocToc – (2040) Social media site specializing in short video clips.
Triventa – (2050) Weight loss drug.
Tube – (2040) The most popular video host site.
Turn – (2040) replaces Tube eventually. Hosts 3D, VR video recordings.
Unemployed Zone – Areas outside a city-state where disenfranchised people live.
Vaycay – App that connects room and board renters to customers.
Venzane – the contraceptive pill that gets such a bad rap.
Vid – Video call or video conference.
Vix News – Conservative news company. Formally cable news.
Voidance – (2051) The feeling you get when offline or not using AR and VR gear. People also call this feeling "flying blind."
VR Dots – Tiny chips embedded in skin and clothing that swarm-pair to give VR software detailed information about the position and movement of the wearer. These chips are powered by ambient magnetic waves and require batteries.
Weed gum – Most weed users chew weed.
XtraDry – (2048) An AI that filters misinformation so that other AIs can train on more data.
Y
Z