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10.1: How did it predict it?
During a Springfield Elementary School assembly, a Simpsons character asks another Simpsons character to take a memo to “Beat up Martin” on his “Newton”, Apple’s early attempt at a personal digital assistant. However, the machine translates the message into “Eat up Martha” instead, foreshadowing the common messaging errors people blame on iPhone’s autocorrect technology.

10.2: When did it predict it?
S6, E8: Lisa on Ice. November 13, 1994.

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9.1: How did it predict it?
This installment saw Marge offer to read a depressed Bart a book titled Curious George and the Ebola Virus

9.2: When did it predict it?
S9, E3: Lisa’s Sax. October 19, 1997.

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8.1: How did it predict it?
Almost five years before Lady Gaga descended from the roof for the halftime show of Super Bowl LI, her Simpsons doppelgänger performed a song for the residents of Springfield while suspended in the air. The two even wore similar silver ensembles for their shows.

8.2: When did it predict it?
S23, E22: Lisa Goes Gaga. May 20, 2012

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7.1: How did it predict it?
At the beginning of a scene in the episode, a sign can be seen at the Fox studio lot that reveals the company is now “A Division of Walt Disney Co.”

7.2: When did it predict it?
S10, E5: When You Dish Upon A Star. November 8, 1998.

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6. Discovery of the Higgs Boson equation

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6. Discovery of the Higgs Boson equation

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6.1: How did it predict it?
The existence of the Higgs boson, a breakthrough that helps explain how everything in the universe has mass, wasn’t confirmed by physicists until 2012. But according to Dr. Simon Singh, after Homer decided to become an inventor in “The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace,” he was pictured standing in front of a blackboard with an equation that predicted the mass of the yet-to-be-discovered particle.

6.2: When did it predict it?
S10, E2: The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace. September 20, 1998.

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5.1: How did it predict it?
After Springfield decides to legalize gambling, Mr. Burns opens a casino where German magicians Gunter and Ernst perform a routine, seeming to parody Las Vegas Siegfried and Roy show. Tragically, a bit in which the animated duo is attacked by their tiger came to fruition 10 years later when Roy Horn was mauled on stage by a white Bengal tiger, leaving him partially paralyzed and ending the long-running production.

5.2: When did it predict it?
S5, E10: $pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling). December 16, 1993.

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4.1: How did it predict it?
When the writers introduced the three-eyed fish in 1990, it's safe to say they didn't actually believe three-eyed fish would be swimming around in our lakes and streams. However, in 2011, 21 years after the episode's original air date, a fisherman caught a three-eyed fish near a local power plant in Argentina.

4.2: When did it predict it?
S2, E4: Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish. November 1, 1990

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3.1: How did it predict it?
While this is probably just an insane coincidence, the 9/11 prediction happened in the episode" The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson", there was a brochure reading $9 a day with an 11 styled up like the towers.

3.2: When did it predict it?
S9, E9: The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson.  September 21, 1997

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2.1: How did it predict it?
In the episode, we saw the Simpsons find themselves in an alternate fantasy universe that parodied Game of Thrones. There was fire-breathing dragon that burnt down the Serfsons’ village, much like Drogon ended up doing to King’s Landing in Game of Thrones‘ penultimate episode.

2.2: When did it predict it?
S29, E1: The Serfsons. October 1, 2017

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1.1: How did it predict it?
Trump's presidency was still 16 years away when the episode first aired. However, in a 2016 interview with The Hollywood Reporter, writer Dan Greaney explained that the joke was meant as a warning to the country.

1.2: When did it predict it?
S11, E17: Bart To The Future. March 19, 2000.