How will we live tomorrow?
“Americans want cures, not healing.”
Mrs. Korn, Mormon settler to California, Santa Maria, CA
How will we live tomorrow?
“I could sell my house tomorrow and see America and visit my kids. I worry about my kids. I pray they have the time to sort through a set of beliefs that will bring them peace.”
Susan, RV traveller, Mission Viejo, CA
How will we live tomorrow?
“The sun will come up and continue to warm the earth. On a day-to-day basis we won’t see much change. Big change takes time.”
Angel, College Student, Tempe, AZ
How will we live tomorrow?
“We won’t be driving cars.”
Bill Korn, California State Building Inspector, Orcutt, CA
How will we live tomorrow?
“I watched this movie based on your question. I haven’t thought about it actually. We will live tomorrow as robots. There’s going to be a time when there’s a robot that’s smarter than us. We’ll live in fear of our place in the world.”
Karan Patal, Construction Management Student, Tempe, AZ
How will we live tomorrow?
“Technology is going to rule. It’s going to take us places we can’t conceive. That makes this a question mark for me. I’m a nurse practitioner and see the changes in medicine. We can’t see what the change will be, but a big parachute will open and we’ll have a big change.
“If you ask me in an hour, my answer will be different.”
Lainie Luc, bird watcher, Benson, AZ
How will we live tomorrow?
“We will be more communal. One of my jokes is if I win the lottery I will open an assisted living facility next to a day care center. They can do arts and crafts together in the morning and take naps in the afternoon.”
Zaida, wife, mother, and godmother; Tucson, AZ
How will we live tomorrow?
“We have no guarantee we will be here tomorrow.”
Bill Quinn, International Facility Management Association, Scottsdale, AZ
How will we live tomorrow?
“Hopefully better than today.”
Diane, Arizona Biltmore, Scottsdale, AZ
How will we live tomorrow?
“Unfortunately I would say cramped. But then again, I’m an advocate for less population.”
Vincent Wicks, Owner of Vincente’s Fine Art Gallery, Bisbee, AZ
How will we live tomorrow?
“You’re going to have to be more specific.”
Aaron, Metalmorphosis, Bisbee, AZ
How will we live tomorrow?
“By being ready to die today.”
Matt, long distance cyclist, Mile marker 400 on Arizona 80
How will we live tomorrow?
“By being stoked about what I’m doing today.”
Eli, long distance cyclist, Mile marker 400 on Arizona 80
How will we live tomorrow?
“Today I will live for Jesus and tomorrow I will do the same.”
Gary Dwyer, Lincoln Navigator driver, Apache, AZ
How will we live tomorrow?
“Hopefully better.”
Martha Rodriguez, Motel Owner, Columbus, NM
How will we live tomorrow?
“Will we live tomorrow?”
Harold, author, Portal, AZ
How will we live tomorrow?
“I take one day at a time. There is no guarantee of tomorrow.”
Liquor clerk, Animas, NM
How will we live tomorrow?
“I’m glad that we live in this little village. We have to go to El Paso and Deming for our shopping, but we enjoy living here.”
Chico, husband of the owner of La Casita Restaurant, Columbus, NM
How will we live tomorrow?
“I spent twenty years working for a large financial institution in St. Louis. I was working 80 hours a week. I moved out here and traded quality of life for money.”
Karen Klein, Rodeo Cafe Cashier, Rodeo, NM
How Will We Live Tomorrow? 