The current record holder for tallest building is Dubai's Burj Khalifa at 163 stories.
A space port is a super tall building that would support a rocket launch.
Pearson said launching a rocket from a space port would result in a shorter trip and would require less fuel, hence its appeal.
The Samsung report reasons that massive autonomous drones will transport people to different floors because elevators will be difficult in buildings this tall.
Because buildings will have never before seen infrastructures, they could serve as individual mini cities. This could be a good thing considering as people get older, overpopulation becomes a bigger problem.
While the Samsung Report argues that aquatic homes will exist in the future, Pearson does not buy into that premise.
"There's also quite a lot of nonsense about cities under the sea or floating cities, but they would be extremely expensive," he said.
But he said he can see these things existing as tourist attractions, as opposed to permanent living situations.
There are a number of startups, such as Energous, racing to create such technologies, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Driverless, electric cars are the stuff of the future. And that comes as no surprise when considering the work done by companies like Google and Tesla to be pioneers in those fields.
Pearson imagines that by 2050, cities will build roads that can charge electric vehicles as they drive. In fact, the United Kingdom is currently testing such roads.
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