Wikipedia Timeline Predicts Future Events
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Every year of human history has its own dedicated Wikipedia page, going back as far as 719BC .
The reliably dull interface remains unchanged, even as recorded history cedes to speculative history.
It’s possible to surf Wikipedia into the very far future, with each page offering a current best-guess as to what that year , decade , century, or millennium might have in store.