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Someone on Ask Reddit posed the question: “Millennials, what do you think we're gonna possibly see in our lifetime?” The general consensus was certainly a mixed bag.
Many predicted massive, not-so-great shifts as a direct result of global warming and climate change.
Match0311 hoped to see “Cereal bags that open and close like a Ziploc bag,” while Blitz-IMP just wants there to be a “Spice Girls reunion” One person is holding out for his wife “actually breaks down a cardboard box before throwing it in the recycling bin”.
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