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“Retrofuturism”: 28 Predictions From Past Generations That Were Either A Hit Or A Miss
Human beings are always looking ahead. Whether it’s trying to determine what the weather will look like next Sunday or imagining what capabilities cell phones will have in 20 years, we love predicting the future. And while our assumptions about what’s to come aren’t always accurate, they definitely are entertaining!
We’ve taken a trip to the RetroFuturism subreddit and gathered some of our favorite images from the group that might simultaneously transport you to the past and future. Enjoy scrolling through these depictions of what people several decades ago imagined our lives to be like, and keep reading to find a conversation with Tiffany Wilson of The Retrofuturist!
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Sublime 1969 Blaupunkt Pop 70 Sound System
I Feel Like This Fits Here
Facetime In The 1930s
1958 Golden Sahara II W/ Goodyear Illuminated Neothane Glow Tires
Wallpaper Found Under 3 Layers Of Other Wallpaper
This Building In Newyawk'
'ship's Cat' By Keith Spangle
Television Newspaper - Some Day You May Be Able To Receive The Front Page Of Your Morning Newspaper This Way
James Bond Receives A "Text" Via His Smartwatch In The Spy Who Loved Me
Gas Station In Germany 1958
Artoo Deco
Cosplay Metropolis
Vintage Retro Computer Alien Design 1955, By Panalina
Can't Say She Wasn't Right (1982)
Beautifully Styled Gas Station In Slovakia
Monument To The Conquerors Of Space, Moscow, Russia (1964)
Information Desk Inside The Twa Terminal, Circa 1962
Statue Of Yuri Gagarin In Moscow, Completed In 1980
We Really Messed Up
Interior Of The A 1985 Nissan 300zx
My Grandfather Was An Artist For General Motors From 1950's To 1980's, Here Are Some Of His Concepts For Cars Of The Future
1955 Ford Beatnik Bubble
The Toronto Reference Library
Habitable Space Station
This "Convenient" Kitchen From '74
Receptionist Waits At Her Desk. General Motors Technical Center, 1965
A Vestige Of The Past
The Communist Party Headquarters In Paris (Architect: Oscar Niemeyer)
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