The Institute for the Future, in search of philosopher's stone

The Institute for the Future after delivering stale trend forecasts is now trying to lure customers with its bizarre prophecies. The self-proclaimed think tank is going back to future by delivering mocked-up products that might (not) drop in the near future.

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The products claiming to be from 2009 include baskets of finessed fruit that promise cognitive enhancement, RFID blockers, glacier water, reputation accounts and social network movie tickets. See the slide show to get more deeds on these future concepts.

The Institute for the Future is planning to present forecasts regarding custom artifacts to companies who are ready to pay thousands of dollars for the research work hoping that they might inspire real products; and who knows, they might discover the much-desired philosopher's stone.

Image: The Institute for the Future

Via: CNN