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Nixorbo
UberMod
DOOP Secretary
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The Lame Bus says: *BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP*
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DotheBartman
Liquid Emperor
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Well, one of this show's social points has always been that "technology may change, but people/society/problems don't". Really, Futurama is in many ways just a futuristic version of modern day. For instance, they don't have traffic jams, but they do have tube jams (Lesser of Two Evils), so nothing has really changed. And their politicans may be heads in jars but they're just as corrupt as ever, as another example. As Groening and Cohen have said, they knew when developing the show that it couldn't be all happy and perfect like Jetsons, or dark and drippy like Blade Runner, because to really do a comment on society it needed to have both, a balance, so it could be like it is now in a certain sense.
But yeah, neither or either. Both have their ups and downs.
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Teral
Helpy McHelphelp
DOOP Secretary
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It's just a prime example that people will remian people, stubborn, ego-centered and stupid. Sure, we have lasers and intergalactic spaceships, but other than that nothing have changed. Although AOL seems to suck even more.
Still, I'd probably take the era with spaceships and one-eyed alien babes.
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M Jackson
Professor
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Since both times have the same everyday problems, i'll go with the year 3000. Hey, there may still be traffic jams but atleast i'd be in a cool hover car or on a jetpack!
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Killerfox
Professor
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Hey who wants to go see the Giant squid fights? 3000 definitely
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Cube_166
Professor
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I think I'll prefer the year 3000. I'm off to the cryogenics lab. Lets just hope I pick one made of magic...
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