Prediction from the past that never came true

Prediction from the past that never came true

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Sir Oliver Lodge, a British physicist, said, "science and religion will be completely reconciled and we will be communicating with our departed dead."

I think I have done that

Henry Ford saw a society in which poverty was "no longer a reality."

Wonder what gave him that idea?

Caltech mathematics professor Eric Temple Bell wrote that "cities will be of only reasonable size, for long before 1981 the last realtor will have been hanged."

I could make some predictions.

predictions in my opinion are crapshoots

Henry ford would probably have been right if we didn't give our country away to the banks and other corporations.

If we were truly run by and for the people, then he would have been pretty close to accurate, though I don't see us getting rid of poverty completely, just different forms of it.

and lets not forget colleen thomas and pretty much the whole of last autumn!!




be good

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Henry ford would probably have been right if we didn't give our country away to the banks and other corporations.

I never thought of that.

Originally posted by Stormdancer777

Henry Ford saw a society in which poverty was "no longer a reality."

Ford was right, just not as he thought, it was on tv (star trek) happened in the 60's. LOL