Thirty years ago, the BBC’s Tomorrow’s World speculated on life in 2025, presenting predictions ranging from asteroid mining to banking with microchips. Some forecasts, like the rise of robots in surgeries, have seen partial realization, while others, such as ultra-fast travel and the concept of a ‘supernet,’ fell short. As experts reflect on the accuracy of these predictions, the need to adapt to current challenges like climate change and technological advancements is emphasized, indicating a complex future ahead.