This is a Back to the Future 2 related question.
In the 80s, 2015 seemed far off in the future. So the things it postulated seemed resonable. These included an average American home with fax machines everywhere in every room, 40 TVs in on area which the ADD rattled generations which watch simultaneously, the Japanese as a major economic still and expanding to be McFly's bosses, "Dehydrators" which could cook food in a nano-second replacing Microwaves, hover cars and boards, fushion technology where anything can be fuel, 80s nostalgia as strong as the 50s nostalgia then, Vietnam as a travel destination, 19 Jaws films, hologram technology, dust retardant books, a Queen Diana, I believe a female President and so. And fashion consisted of wearing pockets out, double ties, rainbow hats, self tying shoes, and so on.
We are 3 years away from that, and about 90% of it never happened, neither in events or technology. The challenge is to get as close to that as possible.
In the 80s, 2015 seemed far off in the future. So the things it postulated seemed resonable. These included an average American home with fax machines everywhere in every room, 40 TVs in on area which the ADD rattled generations which watch simultaneously, the Japanese as a major economic still and expanding to be McFly's bosses, "Dehydrators" which could cook food in a nano-second replacing Microwaves, hover cars and boards, fushion technology where anything can be fuel, 80s nostalgia as strong as the 50s nostalgia then, Vietnam as a travel destination, 19 Jaws films, hologram technology, dust retardant books, a Queen Diana, I believe a female President and so. And fashion consisted of wearing pockets out, double ties, rainbow hats, self tying shoes, and so on.
We are 3 years away from that, and about 90% of it never happened, neither in events or technology. The challenge is to get as close to that as possible.