Rather than predict the distant future, this final brief chapter uses the Washington Post style section "In/Out" list as a model for reflecting on where our culture is going. Every year since 1978 the Post uses a list of paired terms, one is out—as in out of fashion—and the other is in. Taken in the aggregate, these lists are more than a collection of passing trends, but a deep analysis of the direction and priorities of a nation. The list often positions macro economic trends along side matters of aesthetics and taste. The pairing is, of course, essential. Much more interesting than just what’s trendy now is what that is replacing, mitigating, or undermining. Each diptych can be understood as defining a vector, the difference between what was once relevant and what is now relevant, and we can project that vector forward. In this way, taking the pulse of a culture also implicitly predicts the future. In this chapter, four futures for computational drawing are explored: still on paper, still difficult, slower, longer; crafted; disciplined; and making and re-making technology;