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Its the future where's my blank!

edited August 2006 in Everything Else
I was catching up on the Movies You Should See podcast and when they were talking about Back to the Future they mentioned the hover-boards in the second one, which was set in 2015. That's not that far away and I don't think we're going to get it. This will be another broken promise made to me my movies, books and TV. In 2001: A Space Odyssey they had regular travel to the moon, and I believe Mr. Asimov promised me some robots!

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  • Sorry, only the internet has bots right now ;)
  • According to the original Transformers movie, there should have been hoverboards in the year 2005. To say nothing of the giant, intelligent robots.
  • But they're from another planet so I'll let that one slide.
  • Wasn't the Earth supposed to be overrun with Terminators by now too?
  • I'm pretty sure there was a TOTD where it listed everthing that happened in the movies in a time-line style fashion. I'm too lazy to look through the archives for it though.
  • I'm pretty sure there was a TOTD where it listed everthing that happened in the movies in a time-line style fashion. I'm too lazy to look through the archives for it though.
    yeah I seem to recall something like that too. www.movietimeline.com?
  • I was kind of hoping for a general decline in religion, pseudoscience and superstition coupled with a rise in rationality and acceptance of empirical science...

    ^_~
  • I was kind of hoping for a general decline in religion, pseudoscience and superstition coupled with a rise in rationality and acceptance of empirical science...
    *sigh* I wished for this as well, but sadly for some reason we are repeating the late 70's and early 80's.
  • But with a decline in superstition, how would Batman fight common criminals?

    I'm waiting for my closet full of Nehru jackets to come into style.
  • I was kind of hoping for a general decline in religion, pseudoscience and superstition coupled with a rise in rationality and acceptance of empirical science...
    That would have been nice, but if its a choice between decline in religion and a hovercar, I'd prefer the hovercar.
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