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Violet Gaze sent in these great images from the 1964/1971 book Childcraft Vol. 6 How Things Change. The paleo-future view of education was exceptionally accurate compared to a lot of other predictions. The homework machine envisioned in 1981 was big, but not altogether wrong.
My favorite element of this two-page spread is the fact that the girl has a hyper-futuristic “answer machine” and yet still uses a typewriter.
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