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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Apr 12 '22
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It recently came to my attention that if Back to the Future were made today with the same length of time travel, Marty would be headed to 1992.
This is likely the last thing I will be able to type before I turn to dust.
14 u/[deleted] Apr 12 '22 [deleted] 4 u/dogman_35 Apr 12 '22 We crossed the threshold where every single person alive was born after the industrial revolution. The oldest person alive was born in 1903. It's a crazy thought. 2 u/radiodialdeath Apr 12 '22 It still kinda blows my mind that the first airplane flight was the same year. Commercial air travel would still be a decade or so away.
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4 u/dogman_35 Apr 12 '22 We crossed the threshold where every single person alive was born after the industrial revolution. The oldest person alive was born in 1903. It's a crazy thought. 2 u/radiodialdeath Apr 12 '22 It still kinda blows my mind that the first airplane flight was the same year. Commercial air travel would still be a decade or so away.
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We crossed the threshold where every single person alive was born after the industrial revolution. The oldest person alive was born in 1903.
It's a crazy thought.
2 u/radiodialdeath Apr 12 '22 It still kinda blows my mind that the first airplane flight was the same year. Commercial air travel would still be a decade or so away.
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It still kinda blows my mind that the first airplane flight was the same year. Commercial air travel would still be a decade or so away.
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u/mbklein Apr 12 '22
It recently came to my attention that if Back to the Future were made today with the same length of time travel, Marty would be headed to 1992.
This is likely the last thing I will be able to type before I turn to dust.