This discussion of accessing the future probability database
made me think about what I found about Jules Verne. Everybody
knows that he wrote a number of books in which many of the
details described (his visions about what the future holds) were
to be found in the later years. But one of books which is not
known to the public is "Paris in the Twentieth Century". The
information is taken from wikipedia. I don't know how reliable
is the information since I haven't read the book. But it may
give you an idea about how you can access future probability
database. Paris in the Twentieth Century (French: Paris au XXe
siècle) is a science fiction novel by Jules Verne. The book
presents Paris in 1960, about 100 years in Verne's future, where
society has value only for business and technology. In the book,
Verne predicted many things he thought would occur in the 1960s.
Some came true, but some were so prescient that by the 1960s,
people had not yet reached the standard. Among them are: *
Mutually assured destruction.