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Yesterday? I had a space rice bowl.

There was one world war. World War III. Alcohol. (Far more dangerous than tobacco) Japan exists, but it "was" in a very dangerous state.

>>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. 1gbm9dlo1gyh5g5jkp6 >>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.

>>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.

[Culture] • Has Christianity collapsed? It exists. • Is there still fishing in the future? There is. • Has the way people work changed compared to 2010? There's one person at the company, if that, and most people work from home. Of course, it depends on the industry. • In 2010 things lean toward women being favored over men; has the standing of men and women changed in 2062? The ratio is 1 man to 4 women. It's illegal, but there are many men married to 2 to 5 women. • About food culture. What do you usually eat? Rice. Soybeans. Potatoes. • What are popular occupations in 2062? Speaker • Is the education system still based on going to school? Basically you go to school. Two days a week. • Has the existence and location of Yamatai been confirmed? I learned that various hypotheses had been proposed. I don't know whether I should say this, but if you solve it, you'll understand. 75srp6eye9

• Has the build of future people (proportions, height, weight) changed significantly? It's hard to judge, but people are just a little taller than in 2010; I don't think it's changed much. • What is the greatest form of entertainment? The masses probably each differ, so I don't know, but personally it's billiards. • What is valued most in relationships between men and women? The brain • Do you feel that sexual interest and war contributed to the spread and progress of technology? Yes. • How is Studio Ghibli regarded? I learned the history of HAYAO MIYAZAKI at school; I don't think there's anyone who doesn't know it. • Has the shape of umbrellas changed? It depends on the region. Of course, in underground cities they're unnecessary. • I understand seafood can't be eaten, but does that include seaweed like wakame and invertebrates like sea cucumbers? It depends on where it's from. • Besides English, which languages are gaining importance? Will Japanese become international? English itself isn't important. Your native language is enough.

• Did Shinjiro Koizumi become prime minister? I learned about Koizumi as one of the successive prime ministers. • What is the legal speed limit for cars? 180 on the autoline. • Is the currency still the yen? Are bills higher than 10,000 yen issued? Yen. 100,000-yen bills. • Even in 2062, are people taught that the Empire of Japan was evil? I don't remember being taught that it was evil. • Are the Self-Defense Forces deployed in newly acquired territory? The Japanese military is stationed there. • Are the Self-Defense Forces based on conscription or volunteers? The Self-Defense Forces don't exist. • What happened to new religions (Soka Gakkai, Happy Science)? They exist. • Are Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka connected by maglev as planned? The whole country is maglev. • How will the Japanese staple food change from 2010 to 2062? Or will it stay the same? Rice. • Is there no famine in Japan, with rice, vegetables and fruit secured? Mostly imported.

• For rentals, what comes built in? Not much different from now. Air slopes and secret sensors are installed in almost all. • Are there new foods (dishes), or conversely, foods (dishes) that have disappeared? Mineral cuisine. I've never eaten shrimp or crab. • In 2062, are you still punished for having sex with someone under 18? You're punished. • Is the population ratio of 1 man to 4 women due to war? Or a birthrate problem? You'll understand within 20 years. • Does that mean women hold real power in 2062 society? Gender equality. Men hold more of the real power, if anything. • Do women who can't marry stay single for life without having children? If they do nothing, that's what happens, but they can conceive and have children even without a man. • You answered that most food is imported; is the safety of imported food established? It's fine. The Japanese produce it. • In Japan today it seems most people on public assistance are foreigners such as Korean and Chinese residents; what about in the future? Only Japanese receive public assistance. • Also, it seems such foreigners are in Japan in the future too; are they still anti-Japanese? Only Russia is anti-Japanese. Today China and Korea exist, but they've become vassal states of various countries, so they don't exist.

I'm thinking of going to explore a convenience store; is there any food you recommend? I'd like to eat something safe.

Understood, brave seniors of 2010. I've taken careful notes, so I'll hand them to the convenience store staff. I'm heading out now, carefully.