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Original thread: https://lemmy.world/post/27067506/15809869
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I don’t understand how this is so accurate.
we all warped to the shittiest timelines, multiple times…together…
Quantum asynchronous superimpositions
The 70s and 80s were both 30yrs ago in my head
They represent the land before time for me.
Even after spending all this time in this thread and the original, I read your comment and literally thought, “but it is”… then I did the math. And I died.
Jeremy Bearimy
Minor correction - i believe the consensus on 2020 is that it was a decade, and the longest decade ever at that.
Otherwise yep checks out
This isn’t all millennial exclusive. I thought we all collectively agreed 2020-2022 didn’t count. Right? I’m not actually three years older than I think I am. Right?
My dad was born 1948. That’s 40 years ago.
Absolutely correct!
Well, given that 1970 was 30 years agod, this seems pretty reasonable.
I hate that this is correct.
Jesus this is so accurate it’s spooky.
Feels more like the 1930s
Gen X here.
Can confirm relative time concepts. All the films/TV series I love were made in the 1980s or 90s regardless of when they were actually produced.
Watched Ultimate Force (UK TV series) yesterday, made in the nineties but references 11 September 2001 and other events then in the future etc.
All the films/TV series I love were made in the 1980s or 90s regardless of when they were actually produced.
Finally someone gets it. All I’m saying is that Burn Notice was ahead of its time! Regardless of what actual time has to say about it.
I still don’t get how they knew about 11 September.
Answers on a postcard.
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