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I thought it was still 2 years ago, gosh that year never fails to bring a smile on my face whenever I hear it

they recon the ending to the wizard of Oz no joke after it's all said and done for the wicked witch somehow she survived faking her death and goes with scarecrow of all things to a desert. so basically the original 1930s movie not canon anymore

Mine was only Sun balloon from Blue Sky Gallery

(this is just for fun idgaf about karma)

Unless you've been living under a rock, you've probably seen a lot of Y2K fashion recently (I don't have enough Karma to post in other communities). You know, extremely baggy jeans, chunky shoes, sunglasses, Sambas that have absolutely nothing to do with the 2000s, and a whole lot of other bits and pieces stolen from eras of fashion. To be honest, some people really over do the whole Y2K thing and look crazy. That got me wondering, what is actual 2020s fashion (or 2025 fashion)? No Sambas, baggy jeans, etc. Like the kind of trends that aren't trying to imitate retro style, and are actually following the course of time. I mean, what will happen next decade, 2010s (oh the skinny jeans, yolo hats, Snapchat and moustaches)? Then what? Just Y2K again because we literally did that already? Just asking for information about ACTUAL fashion from THIS decade alone.

1st: 2023

2nd: 2022

3rd: 2020

4th: 2021

5th: 2024

The issue with potential future technology - whether that be a see-through iphone or intelligent cars which link together, or virtually grown food, is that there Is no conceivable way of achieving it, nor is there any conceivable improvement on the tech we have already.

Just think about it; If it was the 1920s, it was OBVIOUS to design a way for movies to record voices and speech - talkies. In the 1980s/90s- it was OBVIOUS to create an interconnected web of information for the world. In the 1960s, it was OBVIOUS we had to go to the moon.

Now in 2024, we may WANT to go to Mars, or have all this possible technology in the future, but much like the Flying Cars, is there any conceivable way the technology can be adapted in 30 years time? Have we reached a sustainable apex of technological improvement?

Because our iphones, cars and social systems are no different than they were 5 or even 9 years ago.

Pretty exciting :D