How will we live tomorrow?
“Learning from yesterday.”
Billy Fallon, Booker T Washington High School for the Performing Arts Dallas TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“I’ve been thinking about this question and I keep coming back to being a positive person.”
Jamie Marie Fallon, VA Home Healthcare Coordinator Dallas TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“Where do I start? I think by maybe living a little simpler. We gain computer data and lose respect for how humans trust one another.”
Amanda, visiting from California, Dallas TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“Moby has this new video about technology, ‘Are You Lost in the World Like Me?’”
Ron, Steel City Pops fan, Dallas TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“In hover cars and hydroponic gardens.”
Ken, khakis and oxfords, Dallas TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“You are comfortably risky.”
Katherine Wooten, Dallas TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“About the same way we do today.”
Herman, dog walker, Dallas TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“I don’t know, but it’s really good that you’re doing this.”
Candyce, Tom Thumb Foods, Dallas TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“We believe that Jesus instituted the Kingdom of God in the here and now; that He will make it present in time. It’s called the now and not yet.”
Reverend Brendan Kimbrough, St. Peter’s Church McKinney TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“I hope the world will become a bit ‘earthy’, but the Geeks will have their way and marry us to technology.”
Ryan, British Airways pilot on furlough, Dallas, TX
How will we live tomorrow?
“How will we live tomorrow?”
Cindy, employee of Chickasaw Nation, Sulfur OK
How will we live tomorrow?
“Grateful that I have another day.”
Diane Hall, Chickasaw Cultural Center, Sulfur, OK
How will we live tomorrow?
“That depends on whether I make it ‘til tomorrow.”
Trisha, Family Dollar, Wayne OK
How will we live tomorrow?
“Hopefully greener.”
Del, Warehouse Shipper Manager, Durant OK
How will we live tomorrow?
“Whoa…. interesting time to ask that. I’m going optimistic. I will live to help others.”
Daniel, volunteer at Gatewood Elementary School fund raiser, Oklahoma City, OK
How will we live tomorrow?
“One day at a time.”
Guy, cigarette smoking, beer drinking Halloween Santa, Oklahoma City OK
How will we live tomorrow?
“We will live happy.”
Gabriella, Homeland grocery, Norman OK
How will we live tomorrow?
“Be able to go out an live your dreams.”
Naomi, Sooner booster, Norman, OK
How will we live tomorrow?
“Mary Fallon (governor of Oklahoma) has done more to damage this state in her tenure than I thought possible. We have a $1 billion deficit and she signs a tax cut for the top one percent. Where’s the compassion? The Republicans don’t want less government; they just don’t want to pay for it.
“We will have potable water. Our children will struggle for the essentials. Our grandchildren may not have a viable planet.”
Konrad Eek, photographer, Norman OK
How will we live tomorrow?
“I’m a diabetic but I cheat because it’s football Sunday. I’m only hurting myself.”
Jerome, banana split with marshmallow, strawberries and pecans at Braum’s, Oklahoma City OK
How will we live tomorrow?
“Tomorrow we will live like we do now, but more connected, more densely, and further away than ever before. That last part sounds like an oxymoron because it partly is. I believe in the dynamism of human exploration. While the earth is yet to be 100% explored, I’m completely excited about human space exploration and it’s possibilities. And I think it will help shape how We will live tomorrow in a significant manner. We will live here on Earth, on the Moon and on Mars within my lifetime, all in some form of connectivity with the rest of humanity as we know it.
“If cooler heads prevail, we will live simpler and wiser with a better appreciation of our humble Blue Dot and those who inhabit it with us.
“We will live the same, but different—just as those have lived before us over the last two hundred thousand years; same—but different. For better or for worse.”
Clayton Smith. Mechanical Engineering student, Norman, OK
How Will We Live Tomorrow? 