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‘Wow, people really used to do that 50 years ago’ – 16 ‘normal’ things in 2025, that by 2075 will be seen as barbaric

8.
Doomscrolling – the irony!

spending multiple hours, every day, scrolling mindlessly on social media
–cornylilbugger

Ironically scrolled a way to find this one.
–Izual_Rebirth

9.
For-profit healthcare

Medical bankruptcies, for-profit healthcare leaving people to die if uninsured
–SarlacFace

10.
Maltreatment of animals

Animal captivity for entertainment (drugged dolphins in resorts, whales at SeaWorld) and the scale at which we farm animals in factories and decimate ocean life (it’s in the 100,000,000,000s).

It’s repulsive, the way we treat animals.
–w0ke_brrr_4444

Factory farms are the worst hell on earth that humans have ever created. We breed literally billions of animals into existence, give them short, horrible lives, and then brutally slaughter them.
–Alastair4444

11.
That nine to five

Working a 9-5
–DeathofSmallTalk1

I hope so. But at the rate we’re going they’ll probably have us on a 60 hour work week
–Helpful_Finger_4854

12.
People marking their words…

People saying “mark my words”

Mark my words.
–ofyellow

13.
WAR

Hopefully in 2075 it will seem barbaric to fight a war
–Teralixa

14.
Non-self-driving cars

Probably driving ourselves. At least by the turn of the new century. The only people who drive themselves will be enthusiasts with a niche hobby until it’s outlawed completely as humans are simply far more prone to error than computers are.
–CranberryCheese1997

15.
Toilet culture

Wiping our asses with toilet paper
–Dramatic-Avocado4687

16.
The be-all and end-all?

If the answer isn’t “using fossil fuels” then there will be a lot less humans to deem anything barbaric in 2075.
–loftier_fish

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