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(The New York Times)   Science shows that people tend to know more about how different the past is from the present than how much the present will differ from the future. You may want to read the preceding sentence a few times, since it's so mindblowing and unexpected   (nytimes.com) divider line 3
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Cthulhu_is_my_homeboy
2013-01-05 03:54:51 PM
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wildcardjack: [www.chillinpanda.com image 600x349]

I used to think those predictions of fashion were way off.

Now I realize they just predicted hipsters.
UNC_Samurai
2013-01-05 01:33:10 PM
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Judging by the Politics Tab, people are worse about remembering the past as they are at guessing about the future.
LDM90
2013-01-05 12:59:05 PM
1 votes:
Sandimashighschoolfootballrules!
 
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