The Man from 2062>>185
The institution of marriage hasn't changed at all.
There are differences depending on views of life and death and on religion.
In ancient history, all the mysteries of the pyramids were solved.
The theory of evolution is badly wrong. It's wrong from the origin of humankind.
You'd better eat seafood.
The world's great players don't exist yet in 2010, so I'm not allowed to say.
Gambling and pachinko exist. The balls? don't exist, though.
Alcohol is more dangerous than drugs like cocaine and heroin.
You probably can't believe it now, but the day will come when you're surprised.
The tobacco industry hasn't declined.
Many Nobel Prizes go to Japanese. After India, Japan is the world's genius group.
Marriage, ancient history, alcohol, and Nobel Prizes
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Questions for the future person (2062)
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[Culture]
※Will the internet come to have more influence on public opinion than the mass media (2ch, Nico Nico, vocaloid, etc.)?
• What is the culture of dating and relationships like? Including fashion
• Are there new developments in porn and sexual entertainment?
• Does marriage still exist as an institution? Has the institution changed?
※About changes in views of life and death
• The future of martial arts, combat sports and sports
• What place does the occult have in society?
• Has being able to time travel changed the interpretation of premonitions and prophecies?
• Are there major discoveries in ancient history?
• Is there new knowledge about evolution or the origin of humankind?
• From the viewpoint of 2062, what should we eat while we still can in 2010?
• In professional baseball there were great players like Sadaharu Oh, Ichiro and Hideki Matsui;
who were the great players in your world between 2011 and 2062?
• About gambling, especially the future of pachinko
• About how alcohol is treated
• Is the tobacco industry declining?
• Will famous people emerge in film, writing or music?
• Are there Nobel Prize winners on a regular basis?
• Are the Japanese still inward-looking?
• Is otaku culture and the otaku market developing?
• Are today's dominant Anglo-Saxon values still alive in 2062?
• In Japanese anime, will Yoshiyuki Tomino, famous for Gundam, make new works? And are his works appreciated in the future?
Answered by the future person: @237 @252