The Man from 2062>>928
Your question is too broad. Narrow it down.
Marine life is "almost" inedible (in 2062).
>>931
It was made public a long time ago.
I think it's a person people of today wouldn't believe.
I don't know whether I should say this, but if you solve it, you'll understand.
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>>932
Not important at all.
>>933
Russia gets out of hand. You needn't worry about Europe.
Africa is miserable.
>>934
Sorry to disappoint you, but
it exists as one of the most powerful global companies in the world.
>>935
They exist. Very dangerous.
Marine life, the Kennedy assassination, Russia and Africa, and time travel law
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Also, changes in criminal law, laws on internet crime, and changes in taxation and distribution.
And whether the cheap popular food called B-grade gourmet is a thing.
And whether the story is true that there's a major accident spreading radioactivity in the sea, making fish inedible.
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Has the reason for the Kennedy assassination been made public?
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Future person,
I think English will become important as things globalize; do you study it steadily and learn it in the future too?
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If it's not too late, let me ask a question.
Please tell me, even roughly, about the situation in Russia and Europe.
And Africa too, if you know...
The emperor will be that child, I bet. A bright little boy. That makes me a bit happy.
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Just tell me whether SoftBank exists.
I'm furious at how outrageous they are. If a company like that takes over Japan's telecom business
and even changes laws to suit itself, the future is bleak.
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Aren't there laws on time travel, especially penalties for going back to the past and revealing information about the future?
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