1-Will nanobots/robots inevitably wipe out humanity?

2-Do the Amish have the right idea, to live without modern technology?

3-1st word nations spend millions on researching technology, and that technology eventually becomes available to 3rd world nations for a fraction of that price. Should 3rd world nations contribute to the R&D costs of the technology that they will also benefit from?

4-Are patent laws holding back advances in technological development, and ultimately denying us the jetpacks and hover cars that we so rightly deserve?

look, a good presentation is not just about the topic, u can pick a topic about everything u want, but wat decide if it's a good presentation or not is how interested the audience will be when listen to the presentation.

spend a little bit of time, research about the audience, who are they, wat are they interested in, are they interested in technology, business, political issues, culture of other countries, are they ur friends or they are some unknown strangers, how formal is the presentation, etc etc...

the more u know about the audience, the easier can u get a topic that is the most interested for them

Someone good at presenting can make anything interesting to any audience.

"(...) people don't know what they want until you show it to them" - Steve Jobs

I'm not interested in politics, so a presentation about wat left wing and right wing, no matter how good the presentation is, is not interested for me.

One could bring it in a different way and draw different comparisons.

Anything can be made interesting.

weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee topic spaaaam!

(1) Presentation of Virtual and Augmented Reality Technology, and its current progress

(2) Hologram Technology

(3) Vocaloid. (why not?)

(4) RFID

(5) Motion Technology

(6) Current Sensor Technology in Smartphones and Future Endeavors

The Informational Universe