What People in the Past Thought the Future Would Look Like

[@Analogist912]

I love how he thought about transferring data directly to our brain but the machine still have to be cranked XD

[@casualstyle79netherlands55]

and its exactly what we do now...... you look on your phone all day long absorbing info and putting it into your brain !!!!!!!!!!

[@sandhilltucker]

Right, I mean wasn't steam power a thing at that time? Lol

[@bluejayFRL]

They probably were too focused on the future lol 😝

[@sandhilltucker]

I like to think it was cause child labor was still considered a "cutting edge" practice back then

[@Cherubim666999]

Well..you have to take into account religious texts talk of limitless and widespread info but a mind so simple he couldnt even fathom how it would get there. Really history is filled with genius dipshits..

[@GH_Channel]

I like how they predicted back in the late 1800's to the early 1900's that we would still be wearing the same clothes they did back then. Lol 😂

[@izabellafulop476]

YoU dOnT wEaR 1800's cLOthInG

[@shaffsha4325]

Ehhehehe yah

[@Cheeseball898]

Yeh

[@daviesfamilyof8321]

1970:we will have flying car in the future 2022: 19 dollar Fortnite card explained

[@iiMochqx]

@@daviesfamilyof8321 Ngl true

[@shirinsrecipe6827]

I read a chapter in my school which was based on how the future would loook like. (The fun they had) This chapter was based on how the future school would look like. Children would have to study in their house with a robot as their teacher. They've never seen books and it's a story about two kids who somehow found a book which was very weird to them . As it was not moving as it was supposed to on a screen. And even that book was based on school so they were amazed as how everyone went to a building to study. Actually this now became reality. Like in pandemic how students through out the world studied via online classes.

[@cool_alienempire6884]

@Tigers and Tacos Isaac Asimov. He and Ray Bradbury were great sci-fi authors and had surprisingly accurate predictions of future tech. I teach English and often try to slip some cool sci-fi into the curriculum.

[@lssweet]

ayyyy ya got a heart

[@baksh6713]

I had this story as a chapter... In school....in Hindi ✨

[@anushka3980]

Yep! Class 9th CBSE... 🤞🏻✨

[@asperion1917]

Lol i read this chapter too!!

[@derskalde4973]

Ah, I had enough of these crazy ideas myself. For example, I thought of a 3D printer when I was about 8 years old, I think. But this one would be totally environmentally friendly. It would be powered entirely by sunlight, converting the light into energy, which would be split into three individual streams, getting fed in three "printer guns" that are pointed at a "stage", with each of the printer guns being positioned at a different angle. Then you basically placed an image of what you want printed on a photocopier, scan it in, and the apparatus would convert the 2D image into a 3D file, and then the printer guns would shoot a laser-like energy beam on the stage, where all three beams would hit a single spot, printing the stuff you desire. Basically, it would turn light into energy into mass, and if needed, this could work the opposite direction as well, turning things you printed and that broke back into energy that then could be reused. Apart from how futuristic that is, considering I was just a kid that heard 3D printing is something that can be done, but had no idea how it worked (and having no clue about electronics), looking back, I'm surprised how "accurate" the young me was on how a 3D printer worked. And if anyone is still reading this and wondering, I came up with this because I wanted specific Lego figures, but couldn't afford spending money on the whole Set in which they were included. I also "invented" Anti-Gravity wrist-glove-thingies, that looked somewhat like Iron Mans palm-repulsors, with articulated "finger-antennas" to stabilize the Anti-Gravity beam, that should help people by the construction of buildings. And a robot that would project a hologram of oneself around it that could be operated remotely. That way, you could send that robot to school, and attend school from home, not missing any lessons.

[@LuigiCotocea]

Good ideas!

[@allanreduta3919]

Wow So Long That I Cant Read It🤣🤣😭

[@sapphirewyren02]

r/thattotallydidn'thappen reddit post anyone?

[@jasonwebb1882]

It is very possible that the drawings of the sea horses being ridden in the ocean. He could have been trying to draw the Hippocampus. This was from the Greek Mythology and were described as very pretty or beautiful sea horses. I guess the best representation of the Hippocampus would be in the movie, Percy Jackson and the Sea of Monsters. Which is a really great book series and a decent movie.

[@angelawilliams6669]

Except the hippocampi had an upper half of horse

[@EpicGAMER-ex6om]

Been there, done that.

[@XniKw]

i thought that's a part of the brain

[@Michylawhty]

@@XniKw It's both.

[@KamikazePlains]

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[@Bill_W_Cipher]

1000 years from now, people are going to dig up sun tanning machines and think we use to fry people as a punishment. (I didn't come up with that joke, btw)

[@RazorSharpMC]

Who says we gonna be here in 1000 years

[@ASHERRR420]

First razer lol second ty for being honest

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

Ahh these are fabulous! All these technology predictions and in the early 1980s we still had a rented black and white telly. When we got an automatic washing machine in 1987 instead of the awful heavy twin tub my poor mum had to drag out each time to use, my mother and I sat on the kitchen floor with a cuppa and watched the clothes going zipping around inside. I can still remember how happy she was. Some technology is frivolous, some life changing. I miss her ❤️

[@Cherubim666999]

I was born in 87, and understanding how tech lulls then jumps. Its sometimes fun talking to people 20 or so years older than me, they have showed me how to live off the land and i have shown them how to keep up with the times

[@yabiyabi]

I was born in 89 and fully incompetent of everything going around the world. It was in 2004 I discovered internet was a thing. While everyone at school boasted over the internet, I hated the word, didn't understand a word. And got angry when people said "YOU DONT HAVE INTERNET?!" And I yelled back I was too dumb to understand! The next year, school enforced internet, and my life was screwed since.

[@mikeprimm4077]

I remember my dad got my mom a "portable" dishwasher for Xmas one year, probably late eighties, early early nineties. Portable in the sense that it had a retractable hose that hooked to the kitchen sink, and wheels so you could roll it around lol. She was so excited. She would look for reasons to run it lol. Now, if I bought my wife a dishwasher for Christmas. I'd have to live in the thing. After I had it surgically removed from my hind end that is. How times and technology change people, and attitudes. Love you mom, Miss you every day....

[@aperturetime4156]

rip ms.Witch

[@GusThePrankster]

Telly? Mum? Cuppa? You are literally the most british person on the internet

[@ericdary8041]

I'm disabled and after I was in my car accident I was taught a lot of features on my computer that would help me do things. I bet most people are using a mouse, I have a camera watching where I look and moving the mouse for me. I still use the mouse, but the head tracking thing is awesome!

[@MyliePawington]

What if someone hacks the camera thing and watches u without knowing? 😢😖 well it’s very unlikely but ppl these days are upgrading and upgrading tech, it might be possible. That’s why I always block any cameras in my direction. That camera u have is amazing and it is probably amazing but that doesn’t mean it’s unhackable. If it assists you I recommend u keep using it tho.

[@playersidhu]

The lake walking with baloon idea by the futurist is kind of true with water surfing with parachute that people do.

[@oliviastratton2169]

Good point!

[@TheSykret]

There are infact personal "Jet-Pack" devices being tested right now. I've seen several videos on it over this last year. So the one prediction from the 1950s was correct. Predicting "Super" or Flight abilities.

[@robertclark2253]

The Royal Marines assisted by the Royal Navy have been testing jet suits used for ship to ship boarding for a while now .

[@princessstreetmetal]

3:53 there actually is. There’s a band called Compressorhead that is made out of robots. While not an “army”, machines CAN play music.

[@gerry5712]

Actually, automated instruments including player pianos and band organs were in existence in 1899. The programming was done by holes in paper (typically a roll but sometimes folded sheets in the form of a "book". The control system was pneumatic, where the holes would allow air (or vacuum) to enter a passage which, through proper valves and actuator (typically a bellows) , would perform an action (e.g. strike a key or allow air to an organ pipe). In 1910 a self-playing violin with piano accompaniment was developed that was electrically driven, the paper roll allowed electrical contact to be made / or broken actuating solenoids tp perform the various actions. So, in a way, the first recorded music was actually digital. Also, in 1899 both the telephone and telegraph were in existence (commercial telephone systems were still in their infancy)so electronic communications were known.

[@RadenWA]

Music box is literally a music done by a machine.

[@aperturetime4156]

also there is device orchestra

[@tmac3057]

As a youngster in the sixties, I also envisioned waterproof homes. You could just shut a room, turn on the water and clean the room. I'm not sure what I thought we'd do with the TV or other electric items. I guess they'd be self-contained and self-washing. I guess these were mostly dreams of a kid tired of household chores.

[@servantofgod3546]

Did they also.predict that we would still not know who the real Jews are?.

[@Kbnah]

I saw an article on this and now I get to watch a video showing more of it

[@loganlol9105]

Same

[@hobbyistanonymous1293]

Is crazy he came up with all those crazy scenarios but didn’t think fashion would actually change.

[@kunkka5]

it wasn’t bad to have an invention when knowledge just jumps into your head

[@PoopGaming]

ha first reply

[@terryglosser1192]

ha 2nd reply u still reading bro? might as well scroll to a different comment now did you just join minecraft? If yes, then, good for you ig if no, then scroll

[@Axrxamlbbb]

ha third reply Go away I SAIID GO AWAY BYE Read more...

[@christinec2625]

​@@Axrxamlbbb 😢

[@Choco_Honeh]

IKR it’s a genius idea

[@BonJody]

I love vintage videos of what was expected to be happening in the "future " . There was one invention that was expected to happen that I liked, it was a computer that had the dietary information of everyone in the house and it would offer food options customized to each person, then would make it. Even if you were craving something it would find something modeled to your needs that would satisfy your craving. I would love to see that happen complete with the making of the food.

[@spaceman081447]

@JLM RE: ". . . it was a computer that had the dietary information of everyone in the house and it would offer food options customized to each person, then would make it." There is a science fiction story that's similar to that. A household robot was programmed to provide diets for each family member (they were all overweight) that would cause them to lose weight. Unfortunately, there was a glitch in its program that, long after the family members had reach their weight-loss goals, caused it to keep providing lower and lower caloric content meals, slowing starving them to death. The robot had also cut off all communication and access to the outside world.

[@parengthonycastillo4272]

In contrast to the VR, it will be obsolete maybe in the next 15 or 25 years. VR will be replaced by Full Dive, a virtual fully immersed world, where Matrix and Sword Art Online will be a truth from the past. Elon musk is still developing it. The device is named Neurolink/NerveGear.

[@yabiyabi]

Hey that was my prediction in 2008! But then the VR became actually a thing and I am running the hell away from it.

[@Carllasan]

Yeah virtual reality, but when they take off their vr helmets/headset, they see their real world *crumpled up to dust, full of metallic broken buildings, along with abandoned dead animals/trees to the next future, yeah very nice..?*

[@Crowski]

VR is actually pretty amazing buuuuut the current headsets are way too heavy and the resolution and fps isn’t where it needs to be. I’ve always dreamed of having something like SAO.

[@MollyHJohns]

Been reading lots of this full dive 3D gaming in webcomics for months now. Just don't have the hopes to join the tech if it happens in the future (and if I'm still alive by then) exactly because of money.

[@henrikharbin5521]

As a person born with brain damage due to hydrocephalus, I hope that sometime in the future we will be able to transfer out minds onto some form of matrix that will allow us to escape physical disability.

[@timijkpro]

💖

[@vonsh]

Hope your well

[@sabix2005]

" back to the future: in 2015 there will be hover boards " 2015 is over where the heck are the hover boards!?

[@RE-zl7sy]

i ate them

[@PoopGaming]

@@RE-zl7sy llllloooooooooooollll -_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________-

[@jerrydillon9436]

d Dubai along with flying firemen???🤔🤔🤔

[@oliviastratton2169]

Drone surfing is pretty close, all things considered.

[@jerrydillon9436]

How many drones would it take the guy with the balloons &lawn chair had 40+ would it take 5 drones 10? more ...then...drone chair races !!!!🤔🤔🤔👍👍😀

[@GeaMewZz]

What if in the future (~2100,) you had entire VR suits, a cure for cancer, instead of injections with needles, you could just send it straight to the muscle or with other, better alternatives, you could teleport signals, and… cats actually had nine lives. Sorry I’m definitely a cat lover (I’m obsessed) and had to put that in there.

[@StolenJoker84]

I just wanted to point out that the “Roomba” bit is inaccurate. The same company that makes Roomba (iRobot), also makes the “Braava Jet”, which is (basically) the mop version of the Roomba. Also, one of my coworkers told me the other day that he has a machine manufactured by Xiaomi that can mop and vacuum at the same time.

[@theblunate]

i was thinking about this too when i saw that bit

[@shawnneice4322]

I'm just curious about the picture of the Roomba with the knife taped to it

[@mamakat7176]

They also have a lawn mower version of Roomba now as well

[@Sv_gamez]

its either a roomba with a mop or a really advanced vacuum cleaner you gotta use with your hands.

[@StolenJoker84]

@@Sv_gamez The Xiaomi one that my colleagues told me about is basically a Roomba with a mop.

[@donnareedrakowiecki]

I love my VR as a now bedridden MS sufferer I use it to see the world, visit museums and see A myriad wonderful thing that I could never otherwise see . I would wish them to consider us more in programming. As with floor level verses bed level. Distances moving forward or back etc. and to stop with everyone thinking everything needs 360 I can’t see behind me in bed and how often do people really twirl around constantly while sight seeing or playing a simple game. Keep it front focused if want to see behind me I’ll simply take the 5 to 10 minutes to expend the little energy I have twist myself like a pretzel and try not to cry as not to make vision more blurry. VR could be huge in hospitals, rehabs, and the homes of the trapped.

[@kimberliegeddis]

gj

[@christophermcdougall8811]

Weather control has been possible for decades. For instance the Soviets pumped silver iodide into the atmosphere to create rain clouds to spare them from the massive radiation clouds caused by the Chernobyl Meltdown.

[@jayster3.0]

I once watched a Lego movie in 4D. They had it in 3D and also had bubble machines to make it feel even more realistic.

[@jeaniebeats739]

I was looking for a comment about this, because 4d movies do exist, and are quite common in the uk depending on the movie

[@lioa5742]

1900: I hope we will have flying house and car in the year 2021 2019: How is life 2021 2021: meaningless

[@Yreev]

2022: I predict catastrophe.

[@2727duffman]

@@Yreev hi its me from the future and i tell you its bad

[@nostalgio697]

9:56, actually I used to work in a hospital in Saudi Arabia that uses this method of pneumatic tube to send packaged samples and medical supplies thru since the early nineties.. Therefore this prediction is totally true

[@spaceman081447]

@Nostalgio RE: "actually I used to work in a hospital in Saudi Arabia that uses this method of pneumatic tube to send packaged samples and medical supplies thru since the early nineties.. Therefore this prediction is totally true" I remember that office buildings, including hospitals, used pneumatic mailing to send documents back during the 1950s. So that's actually retro.

[@heatherbullock9020]

I remember the hospital I used to go to as a child (late '70's early '80's) used them.

[@reddwarfer999]

Pneumatic tubes are actually very old technology and would have been well known to the writer of that 1900 article. At the time they would have been used to transport important documents around office buildings and even between them. However the prediction here was the extension of their use to private dwellings, which of course never happened.

[@lancerevell5979]

My US Navy ship in the late 1970s/early 1980s had these tubes (called "bunny tubes") to send written messages between bridge, radio room and other places. A lot quicker than sending a runner, especially if we were at General Quarters. 😊

[@stevenlatham4397]

I thoroughly enjoy the longer videos, or should I say episodes. Don’t get me wrong, all your videos are interesting and informative, but they have only gotten better with length.

[@BeAmazed]

Thank you so much Steven, really glad you think so!

[@michaelgarrison688]

I agree. Short clips are so repetitive that I lose interest in them. Which is opposite of the younger generation. They want everything in 5 minute segments.

[@sarahgibbs9931]

@@michaelgarrison688 no not my son he will wait hours for a single video to Finish

[@michaelgarrison688]

@@sarahgibbs9931 you had better watch him, he will be taking things apart to find out how they work.

[@elaineangeles2692]

Back in the 90's, I never thought of owning a beeper coz I find it silly back then lining up a phone booth telling the operator your personal messages. I told my friends someday I will have a cellphone that I can directly text and send messages to anyone and it will also have tv and radio.

[@lovingmayberry307]

To be fair, Cote's postcards were mostly tongue-in-cheek, not actual predictions.

[@Bobbites]

Very very true

[@igotburgersonmymindd]

What is tongue-in-cheek?

[@Shawnchapp]

@@igotburgersonmymindd its a saying that basically means "this isn't to be taken 100% serious, it more of a joke."

[@Def1nitelyHum4n]

“What about regular house hold chores,like..doing the dishes”*looks up from sink full of dishes with sponge in right hand*

[@rosalindsongsmith3670]

So back in 2016, I was implanted with something that over the period of the last few years has almost completely stopped me from having seizures. I would explain how this technology works, but that will take too much time. I’ve also heard that the same type of technology can under certain circumstances be used to treat disorders like bipolar and depression. So I predict by the year 2100 that technological implants like this will take the place of medication to treat the neurological components of mental illness. Maybe even before then.

[@animalswin2105]

Transhumanism...

[@pl3asant_nerd217]

Imagine if the stuff he predicted was true. We would have flying firefighters and giagantic seahorses!

[@zayed7011]

And one eye

[@WilliamDearthwd]

The giant seahorses I would love to hitch rides on.

[@lancerevell5979]

And Amazon delivery via bunny tube! 😅

[@marvininer]

In the future, people will be laughing when they see those VR headsets.

[@chrivo1975]

15:24 I am from Vienna, Austria, and thrilled to recognize the interior of a (by now, rather old-fashioned) Vienna tram!

[@wickedlee664]

These are no so much predictions as the ideas themselves being posited. It’s often artists who first imagine the future. Scientists take them up and do the heavy lifting.

[@lancerevell5979]

Many Star Trek ideas are coming to pass. Communicators predicted cellphones. Food replicators are coming online as 3D Printing being developed for food, initially for the space program. Teleportation, cloaking technology, FTL travel are all being actively worked on. The peaceful coexistence of mankind..... THAT will take far longer, maybe impossible. 😮

[@Edward-cb5fc]

I bet they never thought we'd be watching a video about how accurate/silly their predictions were

[@maryjanegalanza8530]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ColonizersBlow]

I absolutely love retrofuturism! Steampunk in particular.

[@SVJarmy]

technological advancements are likely to continue at a rapid pace, potentially leading to significant advancements in areas such as artificial intelligence, space exploration, and medical technology. It's also possible that society may face significant challenges related to climate change, resource scarcity, and geopolitical tensions. Thats what I think about is going to happen in the year 2124

[@PorygonBugado]

Dsily reminder that the Jetsons suposedly take place the same time as us today

[@rosecity_chris]

Even as a kid in the 90s the thought of having live video calls seemed like science fiction. Never imagined in the near future that and legal cannabis would actually be a reality.

[@reddwarfer999]

The basic technology for this has been around since the 1960s but one of the main reasons it didn't develop as quickly as it might have done is that people simply felt uncomfortable making a phone call knowing their face was being displayed at the same time. Of course this mindset has largely disapeared now with e the advent of video calling, Zoom, Teams etc but it took a long time.

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

I used IBM's "Via Voice" speech recognition back in the early 2000s. Despite training it for _hours_ it was abysmal! Especially as I was doing maths at uni... (Uni supplied it for me 🤦🏻‍♀️).

[@MissSullyify]

The first clip wasn’t wrong, we don’t have one kid pumping electricity into classmates head but we definitely have one person pumping thoughts via social media into their peers brains.

[@reddwarfer999]

A very thought provoking modern analogy.

[@dli-cashare5942]

1:34 - hey, in 1899, he correctly predicted we'd have headphones today!

[@davidfriyer5352]

By the way amazing Mercedes actually already working on hover cars so it actually might be a thing in 2030

[@eugeniawelch3646]

Hey be amazed you were exactly right in old high-rises there were male tube’s to quickly send messages up and down.

[@WilliamDearthwd]

2:20 someone had a concept of riding giant sea horses decades before the Aquaman co-creators: Paul Norris and Mort Weissinger did? ^^ Well, in the case of Pokémon, Kingdra is a version of a sea horse big enough to ride. That's the evolved form of Seadra when traded holding a Dragon Scale. That would be awesome.

[@markgallagher1790]

Simple I want people with power to not be absolute scumbags

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

Impossible

[@wickedlee664]

Do you think you would act differently?

[@alifiskandarshiddiq4102]

7:56 i acidently screen shoot it

[@elizabethhollen7791]

I really enjoyed this thanks hun keep them comen have a good Xmas n new year x

[@noahthorson4946]

You should read Fahrenheight 451, written in the 50s and predicts the future, It talks about air pods, and calls them seashells. (Its mostly about people losing personality, and books being destroyed with fire)

[@crazy8insane]

Hoverboards are a great idea 💡

[@Squishy_Orange]

I actually agree, its really cool

[@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890]

yes

[@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890]

i mean, it’s not like they don’t exist, i bet they’re bulky tho

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

@@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890 hacksmith

[@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890]

@@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman yea, but there are probably others too

[@robertclark2253]

Residential tower blocks in the UK were first planned after WW2 the first one was completed in 1951 and was designed by Frederick Gibbard , if you visit England now you can see them for yourself they're mostly in inner city areas . Later housing blocks are considerably shorter in height but are bigger lengthwise .

[@demonicgamer8666]

Fun fact: marines had jetpacks for EXACTLY THOSE REASONS and infiltration missions.

[@danielz3249]

The video call thing was so cool

[@michaelcampos6451]

If I we show people in 2007 the mcu, they would go nuts on what happened in the future

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

Yep

[@annabelwilson198]

id love to see a 3D printer that prints food with edible filament, not only for personal use but for people who live in countries where fertile lands are scarce, or in homeless shelters

[@lancerevell5979]

NASA is actually working on it. Maybe we'll have a home version in the near future. We'll be buying the file app, like we do now for plastic items. Then we can print our own BK, McDees, etc.

[@thomascrownrg]

Considering how the phonetic nature of texting has slaughtered the English language and effectively "un-taught" us all how to spell correctly... I'd say he wasn't too far off on the alphabet prediction.

[@tnprowl1254]

They made a movie back in the 80's about machines like that roomba with the knife. It was called "Chopping Mall" where shopping cost you an arm and a leg. Trailer even had a machine rolliing around the mall carrying a severed limb. I think it was an arm, but i could be wrong. It's been a few years.

[@LK-cb6ih]

Your videos are eye opening and mind blowing and thank you for impacting knowledge in us

[@BeAmazed]

My pleasure

[@deer563]

The amount of dad jokes in this video is phenomenal

[@nickyphoenix2470]

I would definitely love to have a hover board

[@theblunate]

kinda already exists. magnetic levitation (mentioned in the video) is already used for hoverboards. however, they are still tracks and the spinning magnets need to be basically supercooled

[@kindnessrules862]

Same

[@MalaysianBallProductions]

"Children.. 100% water proof" Must have costed alot

[@physics77guy]

i m surprised you did not mention tube system of inter department communication still in use in a lot of western offices

[@thedredofxi]

And to answer the flying firefighters, we now are looking at using sound waves and drones to put out fires because if you can remove the accelerate from the flame then the flame has no chance to survive and will die out and it's working great in the test phases not sure when we'll see the music but it's a pretty cool concept and I like it

[@charmdOMG]

Great vid keep up the great work

[@Squishy_Orange]

Yeah dude its a great video

[@Valtaoi_007]

fun fact Virgo even tho can be known as a maiden can also mean virgin so, yes the narrator dude just called people who likes to clean virigns (this is why I love this channel)

[@catsplayharryholmes9482]

10:10 there were/are such tubes, but there are relatively few because, as already mentioned, they are very expensive

[@michaelstaengl1349]

Back in the 60s my father had a school project in his home town of Kempten im Allgäu (Allgäu is a region in Bavaria, relatively rural if compared to Munich) in which he and his class mats had to imagine the year 2000. In my father's vision we should have: - 3D TV with five TV stations (back in the 60s in Germany (west) there was just two TV stations). - Cars powered by Uranium pills we insert like the chips in an autoscooter. - A unified democratic and free Europe. - A fully developed space programm with some bases on the moon. - My father working for a large company and having a smaller penthouse with his family. (In actuall year 2000 my father worked in the Federal Army of Germany as a civilian administrator and we actually had a two story apartment in the house his own father bought right after WW-II in Munich, so, that's not that far off). I myself have the feeling that we ...: - could have the first Mars bases built by SpaceX. - Much better AIs - A much better recycling technology helping us to reduce the eccologically footprint in the world. - Perhaps some earlier useable volumetric display projections. And all such things within the next 100 years

[@LegionOfShrooms]

When I was a kid I thought we’d have flying cars by now

[@ilovemrincrediblememes8993]

Actually they exist but they are not in sale

[@Crowski]

Yeahhhh too bad most humans can’t be trusted flying. I think having a computer controlling traffic would be MUCH more efficient. Cars without wheels. Use magnets or tracks. No more accidents. No more traffic jams. No wasted fuel. Saves time. Also we should have hyper tubes that go around the globe and make it easy/safer to travel.

[@ilovemrincrediblememes8993]

@@Crowski you are infinite parellel existences away from me

[@BrottenGuy]

Virtuality made VR a REALITY, in the mid-90s. While not today’s tech, they were ahead of their time. I got to play one, in Virginia Beach, on vacation.

[@ronanvelarde8072]

What it's like to be alive if those futurists predictions really happened? 🤔

[@MrMehhh]

i think 2100 will have (hopefully) pet elephants, floating homes and rocket doggos.

[@petinvaders5322]

What about cats with super powers?

[@daskippalawson5188]

20 years ago, I predicted the whole world would be wearing masks.

[@ro4eva]

"Whoa!" -- Keanu Reeves

[@darianchristie3260]

My husband correctly predicted in the 80's that the first baby boy born to the British royal family's next generation would be named George. He was correct.

[@zombieaddict831]

My prediction for the year 2100 is there will still be phone but with thanks to advances is Elon Musks technology people won’t have to physically handle their phone and will use the chip technology to do tasks including, but not limited to, making calls, and texting.

[@YeshuaismyKing777]

I really hope not. Because Scientists have found that certain electromagnetic waves CAN affect the brain in negative ways.

[@spaceaxolotl]

If X, Q, and C were removed, XQC would be Exkyoosee

[@mr.galaxsy9327]

ToLook like the future with a lot of memes everywhere

[@Entertainment-qe1vn]

About firefighting while flying: We've been flying around fighting fires with helicopters since 1943. The guy who wrote the original article may have lived long enough to see it.

[@galiciarichard8781]

I would defenintly want a portal that allows you to go to other realities

[@hackman669]

Cloning device to replicate endangered species and reliable clean tech to power homes and cities. Free housing and quality education for all of earth's citizens. War is illegal and crimes against humanity are punishable.

[@Lina.meowers.]

This boi really traveled through time😳😳😳

[@christophermerlot3366]

So let's replace road rage with sky rage...oh wait.

[@weird-bookworm]

“-clucking insane.” I know I’m not the only one in love with his puns and dad jokes 🤣🤣

[@honeybunch5765]

So the fashion will never change according to him, the people in the 2000's still wears Victorian clothing. 😃

[@j.p.6932]

2:46 Even if we could grow sea horses that size, why would they ever give us rides? They’re not real horses.

[@drbottomburp]

I want the future to look like what my mom said Africa would look like if I ate my vegetables

[@Irish_Chirpo]

funf fact. in Australia, we have a company called Toll. they drive letters and packages around and transport them via aircraft. they have locations outside all major airports in Australia and their aircraft units are flying messengers

[@powdereyes2210]

6:28 was Physics taught in the 1900s? because if it did he most likely botched it

[@slimothyjames4577]

The "chicken making machine" seems like it's just a rapid incubator.

[@bryanluis5082]

Another awesome video❤️❤️ Am investing my time and money in crypto now , this new price is a clear sign for new investors to come in ✅✅...Yeah, That’s good idea.. A trader would be the best option if you are new to investing

[@Invalid-user13k]

Wow

[@gamingnathanbyaameshy9170]

2th comment

[@BabyOxide]

we also have 7D "cinematics" but its those in disney land for short stories.. there water spray , vibrating seats and wind tunnels ...

[@SkelloB]

8:09 Said Jesus, before walking on water.

[@tkjedi3688]

The series Star Trek was done in the 60's, but it was supposed to be the 1990's where they thought space travel would be a common thing. It also brought us tablets, force fields and numerous others futuristic gadgets that is now used today. I had to wait half a century for VR...and had to make do with holographic tech and stickers from Kellogs cornflakes! The 70's were fun times for new tech advances..😊

[@Vip__honey]

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[@graham4943]

C L A I M E D

[@angelinayoung5166]

i liked how the futurama was based on the tube sistum lol

[@MugiwaraGuy]

16:46 But there are 678 4DX cinemas in 65 countries worldwide, which makes you more excited for all the movement than actually watching movies.

[@weichenghuang3088]

“The letters C,X,Q wouldn’t exist anymore” XQC: And I took that very personally

[@jbecker8874]

8:22 Noticed you didn't point out the waterwheel unicycle, which has multiple modern equivalents: Jet skis, waterbikes, aquaskippers, ect.

[@shinecamerongamesph1257]

What surprises me is the behavior of the people in this century. Those in the past predicted we will be "better".

[@RadenWA]

That school concept seems more akin to audiobooks where we do “grind” physical books into audio files where information literally just flow into the “student”’s head through a listening device, which is also portrayed. Whether that information is retained is up to the student, ofc.

[@Springfreddy29]

Actually the police made Hoverboards but they go as high as 15 feet