>Next 10 years
Can't say honestly. This decade was the most important in my life because it is the decade I discovered imageboards, games such as Minecraft, finished up public education, got more /tech/nical, and a wide variety of other things. Those who don't have good memory or just don't bother remembering perceive time as moving too fast.
In the next 10 years we are going to see the rise of multiple phenomena. The prevalence of computer intelligence, biological-computer interfaces, some major political changes with boomers finally dying off, possible war between china and hong-kong (although wars today are better fought invisibly), and generally greater separation between people as technology continues to grow, also resulting in people existing online more frequently and said online existences being perceived as is they are real with possible "laws" alongside it.

We shall see.