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         <description><![CDATA[<div>By Javier Ulises Valdez Lopez<br><br>Talking about the video seemed on class, the future people of that age thought it was going to be was utopic, automated and operated by robots, things were pretty easy to do and every normal problem of normal people were solved.<br><br>Entertainment, food, security, research, communication and other stuff were so updated, technologies even on this time sounds very optimistic, but it doesnt sound impossible, and others that we already have like cams on the house, video calls, etc.<br><br>Its always very interesting to see how people imagined the future and how far have we reached since that age, which things had we already achieved and which ones sounds near or far to our time.<br><br></div>]]></description>
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