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🗓️ 18 August 2021
⏱️ 53 minutes
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0:00.0 | Hello and welcome to Flash Forward. I'm Rose and I am your host. Flash Forward is a show about |
0:13.9 | the future. Every episode we take on a specific possible or sometimes not so possible future scenario. |
0:20.7 | We always start with a little field trip into the future to check out what is going on, |
0:24.8 | what we're talking about that day, and then we teleport back to modern times today, 2021, or |
0:30.4 | you know, whatever year it is when you're listening to this, to talk to experts about how |
0:34.2 | that world that we just heard might actually go down. Got it? Great. This episode we're starting in |
0:41.2 | the year 2064. |
1:04.8 | Hello and welcome to the museum of natural and unnatural histories audio guide through our |
1:10.8 | latest exhibit. Money doesn't grow on trees. We're very excited to have you back in our museum |
1:17.7 | after the recent closures and renovations. While our doors have been closed, our expert |
1:23.3 | curators have been hard at work on this exhibit featuring the past, present, and future of fiduciary |
1:29.7 | philosophies. Please enter. The doors are nearly as heavy as they look. But they were repurposed |
1:38.4 | from the safe at the New York Federal Reserve Bank, which was occupied in the 2034 uprisings |
1:45.1 | and eventually transitioned to the housing units you might know of today. Did you know that at one |
1:51.0 | point in time these doors guarded about 25% of the world's gold reserves? Truly incredible. |
2:00.1 | Inside you'll see a taste of your journey through the exhibit. We'll be covering early economies |
2:06.0 | which actually don't look all that different from our own today. Then the exhibit splits into two |
2:12.0 | long corridors showing the dual economies that existed for the rich and poor for centuries. |
2:19.2 | We recommend traveling through both and paying attention to the stark differences. |
2:24.9 | At the end of each is a rumination on change. This room is the most upsetting and chaotic in the |
2:32.0 | exhibit, so please take your time to get used to it. There is beauty and joy inside, but also |
2:39.7 | terror and upheaval. Some of you may remember the transition from capitalism. Perhaps you were |
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