Predictions for life in the year 2000 by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle imagines a future where kneecap transplants let players play into 50, coffee and gum cost 50 cents, pennies disappear, work drops to ten hours weekly, multiple moonlighting jobs exist, and homes are run by engineers. Zoos house wild animals, a single grizzly bears a living monument, and cars are restricted by Sundays.