Nostradamus 0, Nostalgia 1

What can we learn from projects where 19th-century French artists and artists from 1900 tried to imagine the future?

• The present influences people's visions of the future.

• The future is always accurately predicted by artists.

• The future is predetermined and cannot be imagined.

• Artists never think about the future.

Which of the following visions of the future has not been realized yet?

• Flying car

• Nuclear propulsion

• Steampunk

• Supersonic transport

Do 'living future' museums tell us more about the future or the past?

• Equally about the future and the past

• Only about the past

• Only about the future

• They don't tell us anything

Does marketing nostalgia through airplane restaurants and diners honor people's memories or distort them?

• Honors people's memories

• Distorts people's memories

• Has no effect on people's memories

• Erases people's memories

Which community tries to stay contained in the past, including using workarounds like the black-box phone?

• Tech bros

• Amish

• High school club in Brooklyn

• Mennonites in Belize

To what extent should society and private companies accommodate those who want to reject modernity?

• Not at all

• Depends on the situation

• Fully accommodate

• Only to a limited extent

Should tech companies produce phones with some features disabled for those who want to use them only in a limited way?

• Yes, always

• No, never

• Depends on the demand

• Only if legally required

Should society prioritize preserving historical buildings over constructing modern infrastructure?

• Yes, always

• No, never

• Depends on the specific case

• Only if legally required

Which group is known for rejecting modern technology and living a simple lifestyle?

• Millennials

• Amish

• Tech giants

• Environmentalists

Do futuristic movies accurately predict the technological advancements of the future?

• Always

• Never

• Sometimes

• Depends on the genre