fuck u lol

shit its late

we'll talk again tomorrow if ur around

Gold teefs

!rank

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"Predicting that the United States would someday have an African-American president? Not that impressive. Predicting that the United States would have an African-American president a full 40 years before it happens, and picking his name as “President Obomi?” Well, now you’ve got our attention. Stand on Zanzibar, an award-winning 1968 science-fiction novel set in 2010, was just two letters off the real future president’s unique last name. We can’t even begin to explain that.

It turns out, Stand on Zanibar’s author, John Brunner, also predicted DVRs, satellite news, terror threats, and legal marijuana. But we still can’t get over “President Obomi.”"

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https://bestlifeonline.com/historical-predictions/?utm_source=msn&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=msn-feed

president obomi dude

@Son of Rome black boots <:pepe_smug:560207654207750154>

maybe this belongs in history

too late now, fuckers

@Son of Rome 👌

@What Would Jack Conte Do? I mean, a lot of this isn't that outlandish, tbh

no but funny

put on a happy face

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there

tbh, most of this article goes to show how much we *haven't* really advanced since the 19th century. It's mostly just updates to older technologies

We had photocopiers during the Civil War

https://bestlifeonline.com/exciting-future-predictions/

Look at this bullshit article linked at the bottom

yang lives in our society

He's an anti-white chink spy

man why you gotta idpol everything maaaan

`tbh, most of this article goes to show how much we haven't really advanced since the 19th century. `
since the early 20th century there's been basically no real innovation

by this metric

but nuclear shit, flying, rocketry were pretty cool

it also shows that rich people had a lot of time to be creative sitting on their asses

someone was bound to be right

about something

@Fitzydog yeah I read that the industrial revolution was the only real moment of serious advancement

after 1945, things slowed down again, now it's all just improvements on existing tech

and entire ages are now defined by individual inventions like the computer and atomic bomb

silicon chips