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So how did our ancestors perceive our times? Did you ever wonder how people living in the 19th century visualize life in the 21st? Did they expect the Internet, space travel, or even things we take for granted like the vending machines? Paleo-Future posted some postcards circa 1900 about how life would be in 2000:
Note how the last two perceptions contradict each other. The link above shows you a few more. Sadly, we still cannot walk on water, or fly on our own or with the exception of giant stadia do not have enclosed cities. Also note how they thought how we would travel in the future but strangely the clothing would remain the same. I guess, they thought we had achieved perfection :)
by Patrix | on Tuesday, May 1st, 2007 at 8:00 am | 
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