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predictions reveal more about today than the future.2016. DHS sues City of Oakland to overturn local surveillance-limiting laws.2016. OUSD adds practical street actions to middle school civics curriculum.2017. 150 thousand people attend July's First Friday festival.2017. City government connects fiber to all its buildings.2017. Council asks the public to ground their drones inside the chamber.2018. Raiders win Super Bowl. Then leave Oakland for Bakersfield.2018. Activism charter school launches. Fills up in 36 hours.2018. Biohacker Row draws genomic and nanotech startups to High Street neighborhood. Protests follow.2018. Half of all mayoral campaign money comes from outside Oakland (Open Disclosure).2019. City mourns passing of canine mayoral candidate Einstein. (Einstein for Oakland)2019. The countercultured Sudo Room partners with Starbucks to roll out Sudo Space maker spots in 400 locations, 17 in Oakland. Sudomate added to the menu.2019. Comcast and AT&T sue Oakland to prevent municipal fiber initiative.2019. Oakland triples the number of trees in the city, funded by carbon credits.2020. Oakland passes safe haven laws for The Pirate Bay.2020. Oakland Parks and Recreation department hosts fourth annual Fly In The Park Day for UAV hobbyists.2020. The number of churches falls by one-third from 2010; the number of brew-pubs, hacker labs, and coworking spaces double.2021. Oakland matches federal drought-proofing funds.2021. City approves distribution of marijuana anywhere cigarettes used to be sold.2021. City requires free Android device and data plan for all social service recipients and students as condition of mobile operators to do business in Oakland.2021. OUSD opens technology transfer office to commercialize discoveries and innovations by students and faculty and to invest in student startups.2022. City elects first intersex mayor in California. A Republican.2022. Oakland's first driverless smart-car sideshow reboots car culture.2022. Sales through bodegas, convenience stores, street markets, and delivery services outpace supermarkets, big box stores.2022. Chinese property investment stops during economic contraction; skyline full of half-built buildings for four years.2023. Oakland falls from list of most violent U.S. cities. Drug decriminalization credited.2023. 43 thousand people participate in VR town halls with city council and mayor.2023. Staff member resigns after budgeting to solve geezer homeless crisis by buying bus tickets out of town for seniors.2023. AC Transit retires last non-electric buses.2024. City completely recovers from massive earthquake damage in three years. High density housing replaces thousands of homes.2024. Oakland Congresswoman Kaplan runs for U.S. Senate.2024. Two percent of Oakland being farmed; half for food.2024. The City of Piedmont asks to become part of Oakland in exchange for assumption of employee retirement obligations. Oakland says no.2024. Protests over police monitoring of Internet-connected subdermal devices of people walking in public.2025. Port of Oakland finishes new automation, quadruples tonnage moved with fewer workers.2025. CSU Oakland MOOC serves 135,000 students with biotech, ganjabiz, and the arts dominant.2025. Last BBQ restaurant closes.2026. Last year Karl the Fog seen online or in Oakland.2026. Oakland hires consultants to manage variability in the dollar/bitcoin exchange rates.2026. Council votes for civil engineering bonds to dike and dam bay water incursions into 22% of Oakland.2027. Oakland falls from list of most violent California cities. Credits a mix of aging population, gentrification, universal connectivity.2027. OUSD adds mindfulness and meditation to school core.2028. Second and third Transbay Tubes open with new stations at Jack London Square, KoNo/PillHill.2029. New gentrification wave pushes median income to $7k, monthly rent to $5k.2030. The Oaklander diaspora drive ups rental and homeowner prices along the Bay-Sacto corridor and from Pleasanton to the Central Valley.2030. 50th mile of dedicated bus rapid transit. [thanks to Ian Wooley]2031. Cafés shift to cool drinks in seventh drought year as coffee prices soar.2031. Twentieth anniversary of Occupy Oakland honors retired mayor Jean Quan for her police reforms.2031. Mandarin eclipses Spanish as Oakland's second most widely spoken language.2031. Oakland celebrates opening Pacific Coast bullet train station, one of three in the Bay Area.2032. Oakland's floating city has 23k permanent residents in the bay.2032. Oakland's 100th public library goes online, connecting every neighborhood to the city's mesh backplane.2033. Oakland's Chinatown reborn as tourist mecca for prosperous PRC men seeking American wives as China's gender imbalance continues to play out.2034. San Franciscans complain Oakland's growth is pushing up their property values.2035. Oakland doubles its 2010 population to 800k.Please suggest additions, edits, and corrections. Thank you!