If You Lived In 1963, Would You Believe This Prediction?
Taiwo Ayandeyi
In 1963, a newspaper published a bold prediction: someday, people would carry their phones in their pockets. At the time, the idea seemed absurd—phones were bulky, wired devices limited to homes and offices.
Fast forward to today, and we carry not just phones but powerful smartphones capable of video calls, internet access, and AI-powered apps. It’s fascinating to see how what was once considered impossible has become part of everyday life.
This raises an important question: what current "crazy" predictions about the future might actually come true? Could it be flying cars, life on Mars, or AI doctors?
If you lived in 1963, would you have believed this prediction? And what innovation are you betting on for the next 50 years? Share your thoughts!
