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this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2025
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When I was a child I thought houses would look drastically different in the future. They in fact do not.
I'm only impressed to learn that the houses for sale in this area for 1.8m are 110 years old and 110x as expensive as when built.
George jetson house, what they thought the future would look like in 1960: