2. Interval combustion engines are finally seen as the bane of mankind. Electric cars become commonplace. Petrol is only used in planes and boats.
3. The world gets used to negative credit rates. Some companies abuse this system and a few large bankruptcies threaten to pop the bubble. The central banks massively inject money to prevent systemic collapse.
4. Remote work becomes the norm. Real estate prices in large hubs go down a bit, but not much.
5. South East Asia becomes the new silicon valley, welcoming a horde of digital nomads.
5. Hurricanes gain in strength and some coastlines are redrawn.
6. Trump-like governments are elected all over the Western world. Global trade slows down a bit. People get happier overall. Global Super richs are a bit less rich and way less global.
7. Fully autonomous Electric cars are there but only for niche use (touristic islands, Gated communities). They are slow and uncool.
8. Intel and Boeing go under. US federal government save both companies with taxpayer money. Both companies are cut in pieces and resold to competitors.