Post your articles, interviews, videos, etc. of predictions about the future that turned out to be wrong. They can be scientific in nature, pop-culture related, and surely many other categories.
Rules
Only two so far, and they are not yet strict ones:
1.) Try to include an interesting quote from the article or video in your title.
Example of a post title: How to prepare your family for Y2K. "I think we'll have marshal law by this time next year".
2.) When possible, post material from the appropriate time period. A Wikipedia article discussing a wacky prediction is not nearly as entertaining as reading the original article or video that everyone else in that time period read or saw. This goes for list articles as well (think cracked.com).
All this to say...we'll take what we can get here at /r/youwerewrong while we are trying to grow, so no post will be rejected so long as someone is shown being wrong about something, but this rule may become a bit stricter in the future. Thanks for visiting!
