To what extent does 'the future' remain a potent myth within modern culture?

"We", all of us, were created with thoughts, we are the begining of a
thought, and the dead, is just our limit of life, because we are just
exploring the thought with science and technology, our evolution is
created with thoughts, and ideas, but at the end, it is always an
empty space, and there's nowhere to look around, everything is
infinitive, and cyclic, "only the suns can think" (Mayan's used to
say). We think in people, and life is just a path, a path to nothing,
a path to a space, a path to an evolution, the future holds "future",
space, emptiness, we are a conduct, we represent something to send a
message.

Today, more than ever people dream of a better tomarrow through
science and the promises of polititions.   Neil

Eienstein once said that "imagination is a preview of lifes coming
attractions". The future is therefore what we make it or imagine it to
be.