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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsMy nine word prediction for the next 75 years. Interpret as you will.
Plastics will be the tobacco of the twenty-first century.
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My nine word prediction for the next 75 years. Interpret as you will. (Original Post)
Rustynaerduwell
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RockRaven
(16,445 posts)1. Mine: Anthropogenic climate changes' weather events yield famine and war.
Maeve
(43,006 posts)2. All things change You don't know how quite yet
BeerBarrelPolka
(1,406 posts)3. Mine
Elizabeth Hurley will still not go out with me.
anciano
(1,568 posts)4. "Consider that before long you will be
nobody and nowhere, nor will any of the things which you now see, nor any of those who are now living. For all things are formed by Nature to change and be turned and to perish, in order that other things in continuous succession may exist." Marcus Aurelius
regnaD kciN
(26,615 posts)5. I'll give you a SEVEN-word prediction...
..."Abandon all hope, ye who enter here."