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very funny. But "NEW YORK - The year is 2122 and the fight for clean energy has taken an unexpected, yet entertaining turn." Shouldn't it read as a current news
by andrewfromx 3y ago
very funny. But "NEW YORK - The year is 2122 and the fight for clean energy has taken an unexpected, yet entertaining turn." Shouldn't it read as a current news article writen in 2122? I wouldn't say "The year is 2023 and" today.
- andrewmunsell 3y agoTo be fair, this type of intro has been used plenty of times as a stylistic choice https://archive.is/qwURS https://archive.is/qwURS