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Experts predict the future of small business.
A world in which computers take up entire rooms; in which "cell" refers to elements in biology experiments, not phones; in which shag carpet and short-sleeved polyester dress shirts are proper office decorum--are we talking about some strange alien colony? No, just the United States of 1977.
While looking 20 years into the past can be amusing, looking 20
years into the future fills many
with trepidation. Indeed, the ungraspable, overwhelming nature of
the future has a way of reducing even top futurists to putty,
leading them to spout statements such as "The future
hasn't happened yet," "The future will not be like
the past," and "Things will be the same, but
different."
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