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Pupils from Marlborough college, Roedean and Chippenham schools predict what life will be like for them in the year 2000. With concerns ranging from nuclear armageddon, overpopulation, automation, battery farming and mass unemployment, it's fair to say that most of them aren't especially optimistic about the prospect.
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@cameron4095
@cameron4095 2 года назад
"People will be viewed as statistics more than actual people" this kid hit the nail on the head
@robertjohnson-taylor100
@robertjohnson-taylor100 2 года назад
Almost prophetic.
@user-pb2kg1ng4g
@user-pb2kg1ng4g 2 года назад
Yes, the danger of abstraction; and potential evil of abstraction.
@martinh8679
@martinh8679 2 года назад
A child from the 60's with the most accurate quote on RU-vid. Its quite depressing to see how many of these children saw their predictions become facts and just how much they've been let down.
@billk9856
@billk9856 2 года назад
Amazing insight from the young lad.
@billk9856
@billk9856 2 года назад
And then he nails the future of the egg/meat industry at 4.07.
@joshua4747
@joshua4747 Год назад
These kids sound smarter than some adults today. They are very articulate.
@surferbri5346
@surferbri5346 Год назад
Because kids learn bullshit now
@daddylonglegspidersdontexi3210
they probably are the adults of today
@703kan
@703kan Год назад
@@daddylonglegspidersdontexi3210 of course they are
@paulo0651
@paulo0651 Год назад
Why are they so smart tho? Were they like chosen specifically?
@703kan
@703kan Год назад
@@paulo0651 i don't know why
@VengeanceFalls
@VengeanceFalls 8 месяцев назад
These kids articulate so much better then 95 percent of adults nowadays.
@JohnathanElySmith
@JohnathanElySmith 6 месяцев назад
*than Sorry I just had to, no offence intended…
@longegg-wind9577
@longegg-wind9577 5 месяцев назад
They’re clearly very posh, probably students of a private school
@buriedguy1582
@buriedguy1582 5 месяцев назад
We make the same observation for the French people today
@candygarden5029
@candygarden5029 5 месяцев назад
thats just the british
@neferpizzastudios2733
@neferpizzastudios2733 5 месяцев назад
Even the “sun will burn out and cause an ice age” girl was articulate!
@Tonybaga_laughs
@Tonybaga_laughs 2 месяца назад
Does it frighten anyone how mature these children sound in comparison to today’s adult?
@leejohnson3209
@leejohnson3209 Месяц назад
Technically, they are today's adults, if they're still alive.
@Tonybaga_laughs
@Tonybaga_laughs Месяц назад
@@leejohnson3209 I mean as kids they spoke like adults. No 12 year old sounds like this now. Maybe Asian kids.
@abdallahmehidi4480
@abdallahmehidi4480 Месяц назад
absolutely. They look more mature than todays' adults.
@theoldcoot55
@theoldcoot55 Месяц назад
​@abdallahmehidi4480 kids read Books back then and filled their heads with knowledge
@classic1557
@classic1557 Месяц назад
Yes
@Tinybeario
@Tinybeario 10 месяцев назад
"People are gonna be out of work due to automation" Pretty much nailed it.
@crazyaces4042
@crazyaces4042 9 месяцев назад
yes!
@Brakdayton
@Brakdayton 8 месяцев назад
😂 on what planet? We’ve got more money, leisure time and automated help. Fewer diseases. Third world shrinking. Fewer conflicts. Those are the FACTS.
@flexiblepaper7389
@flexiblepaper7389 7 месяцев назад
@@BrakdaytonYeah, it’s great! Now we can live in a futuristic spaceship and drink cheeseburgers in the Wally universe.
@Brakdayton
@Brakdayton 7 месяцев назад
@@flexiblepaper7389 or we can hunt and grow our dinner, build our own fires to light and warm our homes, weave our clothes and use pigeons to send messages. We’ve been automating for almost 200 years and we’re not stopping. Embrace it.
@jamiealisson8298
@jamiealisson8298 7 месяцев назад
​@@Brakdaytonthis comment did not age well
@Gaurav_9339
@Gaurav_9339 10 месяцев назад
" Jobs only for people with computer knowledge " these kids predicted this in 1966.
@PM2022
@PM2022 3 месяца назад
Except that a large number of people have been carrying 'computers' in their palms for a while now
@YtuserSumone-rl6sw
@YtuserSumone-rl6sw 3 месяца назад
​@@PM2022"Except that" That isn't relevant to the OG statement. Besides, regular people have zero computer knowledge. They only understand how to get tasks done on software/apps.
@PM2022
@PM2022 3 месяца назад
Who is OG? Besides, that kid did not specify whether 'knowledge' meant writing code (leave aside what kind); you are projecting your own thinking (as vague, misguided as even that is) on to his statement. Meanwhile, of course people have jobs and make money using just the applications anyway, even as there remain many jobs that do not require even that (even if those people may know how to use smartphones--which are, of course, computers). And yet, it is granted that computer literacy is an educational prerequisite now in most parts of the world--but that also means getting a job demands many other things on top of that.@@YtuserSumone-rl6sw
@talpatv512
@talpatv512 3 месяца назад
​@@PM2022we are still animals first and foremost, one of our greatest problems was when we started to prioritise technology over manpower, creating a very nice gap between those knowledgeable and those that are not
@GaionSputro
@GaionSputro 20 дней назад
Anybody have sci-fi idea which want to type?
@benjones6030
@benjones6030 7 месяцев назад
It would be funny if someone said "I think the Rolling Stones will still be touring".
@jimbotron70
@jimbotron70 Месяц назад
1984: I think the Duran Duran will still be touring in the 2000s.
@voxer99
@voxer99 Месяц назад
Even these kids couldn't imagine anything as awful as that.
@glenmale1748
@glenmale1748 8 месяцев назад
I was in primary school in 1966 and the nuclear threat was very, very real. How it hasn't happened yet staggers me.
@user-yp2mw2ko9k
@user-yp2mw2ko9k 6 месяцев назад
In 1966 ? Why ? The world was on the brink of nuclear exchange in 1962, but four years later ? Did I miss anything?
@glenmale1748
@glenmale1748 6 месяцев назад
@@user-yp2mw2ko9k The Cold War was still at it's peak right through the 60's and 70's. Have a look at the British movie Threads from 1984. It still scares me today.
@Roger__Wilco
@Roger__Wilco 6 месяцев назад
@@user-yp2mw2ko9k "Did I miss anything?" Well yes, the cold war. At that point nearing the height of the proxy war in Vietnam between the US and the Soviets and their allies.
@user-yp2mw2ko9k
@user-yp2mw2ko9k 6 месяцев назад
@@Roger__Wilco I never knew that the USSR was involved in Vietnam, could you give me a little hint, por favor ?
@Roger__Wilco
@Roger__Wilco 6 месяцев назад
@@user-yp2mw2ko9k They were the main supplier of arms and equipment to the NVA. And either way the nuclear threat was still very real for decades after the time you're talking about, just found it bizarre that you talk as if it ended in the mid 60s!
@SteveSilverActor
@SteveSilverActor Год назад
The kid who predicted factory farming and the treatment of farm animals got it exactly right. Did the BBC only take the most dystopian answers? Or were British children that pessimistic about the future? There were one or two that had positive views of the future, but the vast majority envisioned quite a horrible state of affairs.
@TouringBassist
@TouringBassist Год назад
They were literally being prepared to die as children, it's messed up
@Thomas828
@Thomas828 Год назад
The Cold War was still on and the Cuban Missile Crisis was only four years earlier. There was a very real possibility of all-out nuclear war and those children knew it as well as anybody. The world was a seriously scary place in the sixties.
@golden.lights.twinkle2329
@golden.lights.twinkle2329 Год назад
These are privileged children from the most exclusive schools in Britain. Hardly representative of the general views of British children at the time.
@Tambrose0405
@Tambrose0405 Год назад
the future is going to continue to get worse, I'm not sure why you're surprised
@peterbelanger4094
@peterbelanger4094 Год назад
There was most certainly an editorial process that chose the most "engaging" content. That's just how TV is done.
@garurumon9758
@garurumon9758 2 года назад
Some very dark prescience in these kids, but what a pleasure to listen to how articulately they convey their ideas
@billie4106
@billie4106 2 года назад
Garurumon. With respect, bbc machine picking posh public school children. But your right, the future is looking rather bleak for them. Also bbc indoctrinated to think it’s all their fault, the children that is..
@Flappatackle
@Flappatackle 2 года назад
'Cos they is posh kids innit
@cornishmaid9138
@cornishmaid9138 2 года назад
These are the children whose destiny (by accident of birth into privileged families) were to become the higher echelons of position in their careers.
@twizz420
@twizz420 2 года назад
They were living through the Cold War.
@elhombredeoro955
@elhombredeoro955 2 года назад
@@Flappatackle they are British
@karenbell4145
@karenbell4145 5 месяцев назад
I would have been around their age then. But more importantly, these kids were amazing. They were so on target. One of them spoke about diseases, computers and the people having a hard time getting jobs. These children from England were absolutely inspiring. I would love to hear their stories now.
@GaionSputro
@GaionSputro 20 дней назад
What your generation do back then?
@paigecourtier4293
@paigecourtier4293 7 месяцев назад
As a 23 year old, I resonate a lot with the kid at the end being afraid to live in the world in 50 years time.
@SunshineCatwoman
@SunshineCatwoman 3 месяца назад
What everyone seems to be missing is that things haven't really changed all that much. Sure, technology is much better, but we still have many of the same problems we had then, and people are still living much the same as they did then. What makes you think things will change very much in 50 more years?
@littlehalestorm
@littlehalestorm 3 месяца назад
As a 28-year-old, I feel the same way. :( Stay safe and well, everyone.
@eiodintotalistli8448
@eiodintotalistli8448 3 месяца назад
​@@SunshineCatwomanDentro de 50 años el ser humano estará totalmente controlado. Tal vez puedan reventar a los desobedientes desde lejos mediante la tecnología. 😊
@childrensorg856
@childrensorg856 2 месяца назад
​@@SunshineCatwomanspot on, only difference is cashless society but more overpopulated as in 10-12 billion people in 50 years time.
@Shivam782
@Shivam782 Месяц назад
so sad to know this. seems technology developed so much to the point that now people are scared of it though the people of those era used to to so positive about it.😌
@kdjoshi726
@kdjoshi726 Год назад
The girl talking about flats & houses being rather small was 100% correct as it's happening in my country
@volactic5240
@volactic5240 Год назад
What county you from
@rakusko33
@rakusko33 7 месяцев назад
Didnt happen in 2000 tho
@JamileMendes-ek9xp
@JamileMendes-ek9xp 7 месяцев назад
What she said was obvious even to a donkey. Don't bother.
@hannahboebanna
@hannahboebanna 6 месяцев назад
wya?
@shiningstone6771
@shiningstone6771 6 месяцев назад
​@@volactic5240India ofc.
@shaolinwisdom
@shaolinwisdom 2 года назад
They'd have to be at least 70 years old now. It would be fascinating to do a follow up 62 years after these were done. Plus it's been 22 years since 2000 as well. I'd like to see how they feel about seeing their younger selves. Their kind sci-fi predictions. Or how they feel about the world now, for better or worse.
@Tor010
@Tor010 2 года назад
I bet you anything there all dead from covid too ..
@Ggdivhjkjl
@Ggdivhjkjl 2 года назад
Hopefully they've realised that overpopulation was always a lie by now.
@NullStaticVoid
@NullStaticVoid 2 года назад
there is a series of short movies made in the UK called 7 Up, 14 Up, 21 Up, 28 Up etc Which follows a group of people from 7 years old until 56.
@lynne3460
@lynne3460 2 года назад
I graduated in mid 2000's, I promise it was better then.
@petesmith9472
@petesmith9472 Год назад
They’re my age…about 66-68
@samuelcreighton4824
@samuelcreighton4824 4 месяца назад
Really quite sad... So young, yet their vision of the future seemed to induce only fear. - Would so love to see them interviewed again today.
@Bell_plejdo568p
@Bell_plejdo568p 4 месяца назад
Yea I wonder why was it becuase of the media, but they were right about the world being a worse place
@projectx5154
@projectx5154 7 месяцев назад
These kids are more well spoken than most of today's 30 year olds, let alone today's kids and teenagers
@spamton_kromer_businessman
@spamton_kromer_businessman 7 месяцев назад
yeah, that's the fault of their parents.
@johnhaydock1577
@johnhaydock1577 5 месяцев назад
I think these kids seem to be from fairly posh families in England. They're definitely not working class English kids. Their parents and school probably drilled them in perfect articulation. That being said, they certainly picked it up!
@willshad
@willshad 4 месяца назад
They aren't really 'normal' kids, they're upper class/rich kids and were probably given a script to recite.
@scrittle
@scrittle 3 месяца назад
@@willshad The producers absolutely asked the kids leading questions for this interview. If you asked a child the same questions these kids got you would get the same levels of cynicism, they may be smart kids but they're just kids, they're impressionable and follow instructions.
@shawnv123
@shawnv123 16 дней назад
no not really, they were probably just giving notes to recite and say over and over again until they sound smart
@canigetanoorah
@canigetanoorah 2 года назад
What intelligent well spoken children. It’s sad that several of them mentioned atomic warfare as a reflection of the world that they lived in
@socks2441
@socks2441 2 года назад
if these kids were not brought up so well, and warned of the dangers, perhaps we would all be living in a post nulcear war world right now. the few of us that remain.
@connordrake5713
@connordrake5713 2 года назад
Kids of the 60's lived in the wrong era because those atomic bombs they're talking is much more dangerous now and it can detonate now if Russia and Putin lose his mind. And kids nowadays still taking selfies on TikTok and explaining their preferred pronouns like wtf??? 🤦
@philiprufus4427
@philiprufus4427 2 года назад
Remember when I was 12/13 in 1966 - it was less than twenty years since they had dropped two bombs. The Russians invaded Hungary the British army was fighting so called police actions all over the world the Cuban Missile Crises was four yaers past, along with the French Algerian War and French soldiers trying to oust the French government. The Veitnam War etc Two years later we got two see Russian tanks in Prague on tele, Aden on tele,Notthern Ireland after that. Yes we had a lot to be opptomistic about !
@eduardosotelo4663
@eduardosotelo4663 2 года назад
Not like now everything is about abortion, lgtb, feminist fast and Furies, transexual!
@tenebrious_rex
@tenebrious_rex 2 года назад
I lived most of my secondary education in fear of nuclear war and although not as dark as some interviewed here it was very central in my teen years. Along with others here, I have to say how eloquent most of these children were.
@tinakev4022
@tinakev4022 2 года назад
I was gobsmacked when watching the young lad at 4:06. His prediction of intensive battery farming was completely spot on.
@JulieWallis1963
@JulieWallis1963 2 года назад
You can help by choosing to buy free range, happy meat and eggs. If people stop buying cruel food, farmers will return to happy food.
@tinakev4022
@tinakev4022 2 года назад
@@JulieWallis1963 It's free range for me, all the way!
@soundseeker63
@soundseeker63 2 года назад
Better still, less meat or no meat at all. An entire planet full of people all raising animals specifically to eat them is really damaging in a plethora of ways even if it was somehow possible to meet current demand without using battery farming methods.
@jono_high
@jono_high 2 года назад
@@JulieWallis1963 Free range is better than battery, but by no means is it ethical. The marketing material for free range products tends to lean on the idea that animals are completely free, in open fields and the likes, when the reality is usually much different.
@MrWizzleTeets
@MrWizzleTeets 2 года назад
They filmed him last week and put a black and white filter on.
@annecarr3711
@annecarr3711 4 месяца назад
I was born in 1949, at grammar school in 1966, studying for A levels in north London. I went on a few local Ban the bomb marches. Between 1963 and 1965 I had a boyfriend who lived about 3 miles away. We made an agreement that if the ,sirens sounded for a nuclear attack, he would drive to my house on his scooter so we could die together! The anxiety over nuclear war stayed with me until the Berlin wall came down. However, it's returned during the last two years! Also, had the BBC interviewed any of the pupils at my school, they would have been articulate, well spoken and respectful, as taught to us by parents and teachers.
@TheMarshallMalone
@TheMarshallMalone 7 месяцев назад
The amount of fear these kids lived in - it’s the reason the world manifested into the way it is now. Your thoughts shape your world.
@cooley1521
@cooley1521 6 месяцев назад
Correct, we create our reality. Now, factor in the human Conciousness always living in fear after non stop relentless war & terrorism & the media machine covering only negative events. What this does to the human psyche. What manifests from these constant negative emotions? We continue to create our own jail of oppression
@Silentpartner2176
@Silentpartner2176 5 месяцев назад
I think the world leaders got all their bad ideas from these kids and made it a reality.
@prakashm1468
@prakashm1468 5 месяцев назад
Exactly!!!
@RainVine
@RainVine 5 месяцев назад
the future is beautiful, green, abundant, creative and wonderful. Peace, love, equality and lots of joy. Cheers mate! :)
@imwastingmytimeonthis677
@imwastingmytimeonthis677 4 месяца назад
no that’s not true technology dictates how the future will be everything these kids are talking about the start of the 2000s is being prophesied in the bible this is all happening because of the most powerful and vile humans on this earth control it we can’t do anything about to but you can change your life right now by listening to this message the bible is the truth and our lives are very temporary I hope whoever is in a dark place that reads this feels the love and compassion I have for humanity I hope God reaches your heart because you matter and you always have you’ve been created by the Creator of the world and universe please understand that the people in power in this world want nothing good out of anyone of us and only God really has the power to stop those corrupt people he loves you and he won’t stop caring about you because you don’t understand how much you matter to him until you reach out to him and comprehend what Jesus really did on the cross it was the most selfless act any human has committed mind you he was God in human form but it needed to be done to save humanity please let this message connect with you because honestly the world is in a concerning state 2024 might be the year where all hell breaks loose and I don’t want people to go through these things without giving you this message God blesses anyone who sees this message by the grace of God have you seen this I hope you’ll open your heart to him 🙏🕊️🌟
@SatrioBudiDharmawan
@SatrioBudiDharmawan Год назад
Can you please do a re-interview with them if they still alive? That would be interesting to watch their reactions.
@xoazaja653
@xoazaja653 Год назад
No.
@SatrioBudiDharmawan
@SatrioBudiDharmawan Год назад
@@xoazaja653 ok
@herbert42069
@herbert42069 Год назад
@@EolosMusic someone failed math
@TecraX2
@TecraX2 Год назад
@@EolosMusic So much for the high IQ...
@dean6816
@dean6816 Год назад
@@EolosMusic They'll be in their 70s silly
@Jay-D92
@Jay-D92 2 года назад
I might be wrong, but I think that first kid *really* likes robots....
@stellafraser8351
@stellafraser8351 2 года назад
😂😂😂
@mrfrisky2997
@mrfrisky2997 2 года назад
He actually grew up to play Metal Micky in the TV show.
@jacksdjfam
@jacksdjfam 2 года назад
And did he say the funeral of a computer? He's dark. In fact they all are. Atomic bombs obsessed. I suppose to be expected at that time
@mrfrisky2997
@mrfrisky2997 2 года назад
@@jacksdjfam And here we are today - probably closer to a full on Nuclear War......
@Monkey80llx
@Monkey80llx 2 года назад
Literally lol’d! 🤣🤣
@guidedbyvoices23
@guidedbyvoices23 5 месяцев назад
These kids are mostly very intelligent and articulate for their age, my how times have changed..
@alexanderapostolov2285
@alexanderapostolov2285 3 месяца назад
"I think people will be very dull..." Right in the top ten girl! 🎯
@SlowLane-pv3nf
@SlowLane-pv3nf Год назад
They are all so softly spoken and gentle. People seem louder these days even if they have less to say.
@adhyamaurdharm3093
@adhyamaurdharm3093 8 месяцев назад
yes!
@neverettebrakensiek8771
@neverettebrakensiek8771 4 месяца назад
Many of their parents would have been of the " silent generation " born in the late 30s and early 40s, whose lives growing up were affected by the great depression and WWll. Those parents taught their kids not to complain, not to feel sorry for themselves and to just quietly get on with what they needed to do and to do their very best. Bad manners were not tolerated and they were taught that their behavior reflected on the whole family. Most kids raised by the " silent generation" would never be loud or obnoxious in public or talk back to their parents, I am the child of "the silent" generation. My how attitudes have changed, listening to those kids made me miss how people used to speak and be respectful with each other when I was young.
@Andyc18
@Andyc18 2 года назад
1:29 It's like an adult in a childs body! Talks so eloquently and seems wise beyond his years.
@connordrake5713
@connordrake5713 2 года назад
Nah, he's just talking right to his age. Maybe you're talking about OUR GENERATION. They're tons of millennials out there who's adults now but they're screaming and shouting like a kid when someone disagree with them especially of "WHAT IS A WOMAN?"😂 Kids in the 60's had tougher and mature questions but adults in the 2020's had kindergarten questions and yet they're answers are always wrong. 🤦 Just like Kamala Harris for example. We're literally doomed, my friend.
@Ass_Burgers_Syndrome
@Ass_Burgers_Syndrome 2 года назад
@@connordrake5713 Yep!
@jemimallah2591
@jemimallah2591 2 года назад
@@connordrake5713 "who's adults now" oof, if you came out with an english formulation that uncouth at the posh 1960s schools these kids went to the esteemed educators would have you raped behind the bikesheds before the end of the week "Just like Kamala Harris for example." say what "We're literally doomed, my friend." closing an extended whine about millennials with a use of "literally" as a intensifier. nice. kamala harris (b. 1964) would be proud, or not maybe, who knows
@Franckdatank
@Franckdatank 2 года назад
Well he was a biologist, so…
@somethingelse516
@somethingelse516 2 года назад
@@connordrake5713 you are incorrect the average millennial or zoomer is likely to be considerably better educated that their boomer counterparts. The participants in this video have probably been plucked from a private or grammar school and probably represent no more than 10-20% of their contemporaries. This is an example of selection bias, look up various programmes about how those from those young people from lower socio economic status homes in the 60s would have acted or sounded
@T1mHelen
@T1mHelen 8 месяцев назад
How on earth were these kids so smart, its crazy how pessimistic most were and yet so accurate. Very well spoken. That kid talking about rising sea levels due to the changing weather 😮
@FbbcFastbikesandbeautifulcars
@FbbcFastbikesandbeautifulcars 6 месяцев назад
Read read read
@cjoin83
@cjoin83 5 месяцев назад
That kid predicted a sea level rise of 600 feet, he was completely wrong. Another kid predicted a frozen earth. This was an entertaining video but the vast majority of these kids were waaaaay off on their predictions. It does make me wonder what they were being taught in school at the time for them to be so pessimistic. Almost all of them predicted such a large population that we would be living completely different than we actually are today. Sure, we've had a population boom on earth but technology has kept up with it and is able to provide the things people need at the current day.
@rutomeds
@rutomeds 5 месяцев назад
@@cjoin83 You're too picky about stuffs. No fun.
@matthewking4098
@matthewking4098 3 месяца назад
Accurate??? 😂😂😂😂😂
@realDunalTrimp
@realDunalTrimp Месяц назад
It happened with the cold war as the backdrop, hence the pessimism.
@pim1234
@pim1234 4 месяца назад
What a sweet children we were back then ...
@MrMenefrego1
@MrMenefrego1 Год назад
I was 6 in 1966 and can well remember the overwhelming confidence and optimism Americans had for the future. Shockingly, contrasted by how dismal the future looked to these well-mannered English youngsters.
@ajs41
@ajs41 Год назад
I think Americans who watch this may be slightly missing the tongue-in-cheek nature of most of these predictions. It's not as gloomy as it might seem.
@MrMenefrego1
@MrMenefrego1 Год назад
@@ajs41 So, all of them are simply joking. Seriously?
@rexfreeman4981
@rexfreeman4981 Год назад
By the end of the 60s, that optimism in America had dissipated. The 60s in Britain were far more grim as many ppl were starving.
@MrMenefrego1
@MrMenefrego1 Год назад
@@rexfreeman4981 What difference does that make; my point was that the two nations had widely different mindsets. England's national mood was horizontally opposed to that of America.
@solocupp6120
@solocupp6120 Год назад
Not really, if you notice things are exactly as these kids described. Especially under the so-called Biden administration.
@Guitarbarella
@Guitarbarella Год назад
The kid with the battery animals was spot on. Both his comments were correct…a deep thinker for such a young kid…wonder what he eventually did?
@seankilburn7200
@seankilburn7200 Год назад
He definitely made the most accurate predictions.
@call_in_sick
@call_in_sick Год назад
@@verynice5574 🙀😹😹
@BHALT0S
@BHALT0S Год назад
yeah, he sells meats to KFC and burger kings etc.... from his monster battery farms lol.
@craigward7691
@craigward7691 Год назад
eugenics
@Brandon-bc5um
@Brandon-bc5um Год назад
This kid is a time traveler
@fogonthefog
@fogonthefog 8 месяцев назад
Meanwhile, in the 2000s it is written 'Open the box to eat pizza.'
@waynejfoster9860
@waynejfoster9860 3 месяца назад
It's amazing how accurate those kid's were. "People will be seen as nothing more than statistics instead of real People". How accurate was that prediction. Totally spot on
@JSMEsq
@JSMEsq Год назад
1:28 This child, who appears to be at the ripe age of 8 has a near perfect prediction of the 2000s, And speaks more eloquently than anyone I know.
@jacobbaranowski
@jacobbaranowski Год назад
That looks and sounds like Elon Musk
@mrjacobnash
@mrjacobnash Год назад
Looks like Matt Bellamy!
@sgtf0x747
@sgtf0x747 Год назад
Funny cuz it wasn’t true where I lived lol
@idontevenhaveapla7224
@idontevenhaveapla7224 Год назад
​@@jacobbaranowski FFS
@user-gy9hq5cb1f
@user-gy9hq5cb1f Год назад
Such an intelligent child. I think he invented Covid 🤣🤣🤣
@coffeebot3000
@coffeebot3000 2 года назад
These are some extremely smart kids. I expected most of them to talk about having jet packs and robot butlers. DIdn't expect them to be so dark, and sadly, accurate about what will happen. Was very surprised by that kid talking about keeping animals in batteries instead of grazing, and raising them so they produce more meat.
@hepphepps8356
@hepphepps8356 2 года назад
That was already happening.
@davidskeeterskeeter1835
@davidskeeterskeeter1835 Год назад
Not smart,,but privileged upper class privately educated? Children.
@thenightdrivepictures
@thenightdrivepictures Год назад
Accurate? How many atomic wars have you lived through? 😮 and how many robot butlers do you have?
@KH-fv3vq
@KH-fv3vq Год назад
@@thenightdrivepictures You don't have them? That's odd
@thenightdrivepictures
@thenightdrivepictures Год назад
@@KH-fv3vq very odd indeed. i want my robot butler as well as my robot race car driver
@patricksmith9049
@patricksmith9049 4 месяца назад
Wow some of these children are bang on with their predictions
@pantherz9103
@pantherz9103 5 месяцев назад
The boy who talked about factory farming, I wish he was wrong but he was spot on. Then again it was well set as normal practice well before 2000 anyway. Most of the other predictions were a way off but they could just be delayed.
@billchessmen
@billchessmen Год назад
Man, these kids back in 1966 in England were so smart! What a jewel of history, glad I found this on RU-vid by chance
@shirleykurtz
@shirleykurtz Год назад
Privately educated are with the exception of Catholic school which I find no better than public school!
@Knnn1966
@Knnn1966 Год назад
Are* most of them are alive because it's of 1966 and they look 13-14
@moshanyu6248
@moshanyu6248 Год назад
They’re all white I found.
@brrrr5638
@brrrr5638 Год назад
@@moshanyu6248 Black kids 👉ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-840XWjnt9wc.html
@hitchslap8254
@hitchslap8254 11 месяцев назад
These children will all be 13 or older. You didn't enter public school until you took the common entrance exam and possibly an additional exam for some super academic schools at age 13. To be fair Marlborough and Roedean are still some of the top Public (in UK Private) schools in the country. For context. I'm pretty sure if you interviewed boys at Phillips Andover or Exeter in 1966 you'd get similar answers.
@Im_so_Retro85
@Im_so_Retro85 Год назад
Some of these children are absolutely prophetic. They nailed alot of what is occurring in present times. It gives me chills.
@christianmendoza3655
@christianmendoza3655 Год назад
Children? But they are not children 🤔
@jacknasty6940
@jacknasty6940 Год назад
Try a sweater
@poempadgett4664
@poempadgett4664 Год назад
@Daniel Larkins Not true: check your listening ears, dear: these were some of those kids’ predictions: Factory Farming Automation in manufacturing, etc, taking jobs. Sea levels rising. Overpopulation Increased racial and socioeconomic integration and leveling. There were more than just those, too, lol.
@poempadgett4664
@poempadgett4664 Год назад
They looked like maybe middle to early high school aged, to me. That one boy sounded like a very serious and wise 50+ year old man and looked 11, lol. 🧐🤓 ​@@christianmendoza3655
@poempadgett4664
@poempadgett4664 Год назад
According to what I could find, Marlborough College was/is an English public school that was established in 1843 by Church of England clergy for students aged 13-18.
@InfoArtistJKatTheGoodInfoCafe
@InfoArtistJKatTheGoodInfoCafe 8 месяцев назад
"And people won't whisper as much as us." Interesting video.
@mattjames4978
@mattjames4978 Месяц назад
These children are all so softly spoken - my daughter is like this, but there aren't too many these days. Modesty is cool.
@curtisdalrymple42
@curtisdalrymple42 Год назад
The little girl at 2:18 talking about how machines would do everything for people was very close to accurate.
@May-gr8bp
@May-gr8bp Год назад
Well, over the course of our lives through the 21st century, these changes will all come into effect. Lots of sea rises too.
@r4zi3lgintoro65
@r4zi3lgintoro65 8 месяцев назад
not rly
@richard7645
@richard7645 4 месяца назад
Universal basic income
@nunyabusiness3652
@nunyabusiness3652 4 месяца назад
Just told my friend how soon enough, I felt AIs and self service machines will one day take everyone's job and the only jobs available is if you go to college (just like Detroit Become Human)
@zerocool1344
@zerocool1344 4 месяца назад
Not in 2000 lol
@robinmanners8094
@robinmanners8094 9 месяцев назад
These children are from one of the most expensive private schools in the country- I'm sure they were well briefed in order to reflect well on their class (both contexts). It's a shame the BBC didn't balance the production with a visit to my state school- they may have been surprised.
@lynndavis2884
@lynndavis2884 4 месяца назад
My exact thoughts
@ginacable5376
@ginacable5376 4 месяца назад
No they are not all from the same school or private education.
@jasonsutton4415
@jasonsutton4415 3 месяца назад
England will not win the World Cup again.
@Melanie_Star
@Melanie_Star 3 месяца назад
​@@ginacable5376 It's very easy to tell by their toff accents what type of schools they were all at. Definitely public schoolchildren.
@welshgit
@welshgit 3 месяца назад
​@@ginacable5376Well, the description says 3 schools: Marlborough college and Roedean are both private boarding schools. "Chippenham schools" could mean either.
@markkelly9621
@markkelly9621 3 месяца назад
The kids in the video spoke beautifully. Very pleasant to listen to.
@Dark.Annie69
@Dark.Annie69 4 месяца назад
This is fascinating to hear
@neo77447
@neo77447 Год назад
How beautiful they spoke. The humility of these children shone through. I think we have gone backwards
@Jeff-66
@Jeff-66 5 месяцев назад
Because conservatives dismantle education systems to keep people stupid and malleable.
@roketynoramallorca2882
@roketynoramallorca2882 3 месяца назад
because kids don't read enough nowadays
@connahbrettell9493
@connahbrettell9493 2 года назад
The kid who said people will be seen as stats and livestock will be kept in batteries is a time traveller.
@onekie5787
@onekie5787 2 года назад
where tf are u living?
@connahbrettell9493
@connahbrettell9493 2 года назад
@@onekie5787 where are you living? That’s exactly what’s happening. How do you think meat is so mass produced?
@onekie5787
@onekie5787 2 года назад
@@connahbrettell9493 nvm i misread ur comment , i thought u meant the people were being kept in batteries
@dullypuketon2932
@dullypuketon2932 2 года назад
Predicted Libtardism perfectly 👌!
@jns6320
@jns6320 2 года назад
they had factory farming back in the 60s. and it isn't like people weren't seen as stats back then either. holocaust, american segregation, etc. the kid was reflecting on what he already saw in his current world and predicted it would stay the same, if not get worse.
@skeemarty
@skeemarty 2 месяца назад
1:51 she nailed it
@ProjectCreativityGuy96
@ProjectCreativityGuy96 3 месяца назад
Well, I've been to the year 3000, and We all live under water!
@davidlondon2810
@davidlondon2810 Год назад
I am the same age as the children and was also interviewed for a similar radio programme at the age of 11. Seeing this takes me back to 1968. They speak like the children I remember from my class. Although the answers sound grim, we were just like kids of every generation in our normal lives and did not spend hours worrying about the future. But, we had picked up on the themes that worried our parents that were being mentioned by politicians and in the media.
@4skate2seater
@4skate2seater Год назад
Your comment is very interesting. Could you talk more about what it was like growing up in the 60s? I'd appreciate it.
@bingbong7316
@bingbong7316 Год назад
@@4skate2seater Well, in 1963 they invented the Beatles and we were knocked out by them. Then Kennedy was shot and all the TV was cancelled for the evening - we waited ages for Steptoe but no. Next night we were compensated by the first episode of a new sci-fi series called Dr Who. Black and white 405 line TV, a set cost our Dad a month's salary. I did enjoy being a kid in the 60's, decent food, great pop music, lots of freedom, the excitement of the Space Age, hope. The kids being filmed are a bit gloomy, tbh; back then, we thought science would solve all problems.
@4skate2seater
@4skate2seater Год назад
@@bingbong7316 Your comment was very interesting and gratifying. Thank you so much for sharing a bit, I really appreciate it. The 60s is a decade that I really like to study and analyze from all areas (fashion, music, culture, history, politics, social movements). That's why I really value hearing the experiences of people who lived through that. Thank you :)
@bingbong7316
@bingbong7316 Год назад
@@4skate2seater You're very welcome. It was a decade of rapid change in the UK; most male adults had either fought in WWII or done 2 years of National Service, which ended in 1960, and this set the tone. Married women were mainly housewives. The shadow of Queen Victoria and Empire _still_ lingered across society; fashions like the mini skirt were a rebellion against that suffocating mindset. I could go on..
@4skate2seater
@4skate2seater Год назад
@@bingbong7316 WOW, seriously, thank you SO MUCH. It is very cool to read your comments. You are free to continue sharing information, I appreciate it very much and I will read it with pleasure!
@SHRWM
@SHRWM 2 года назад
The one child was spot on with regards to automation. You can see that this generation were drilled with regards over population.
@TheAllyMor
@TheAllyMor 2 года назад
Didn't blimmin work unfortunately!
@nitramluap
@nitramluap 2 года назад
We ARE overpopulated - and the wealthy countries are consuming disproportionately more resources. These kids are spot on....
@commandingjudgedredd1841
@commandingjudgedredd1841 2 года назад
@@nitramluap No. Just brainwashed by the system of the time. And to those banging on about overpopulation, would you personally make that ultimate sacrifice yourselves to save the planet? No? Didn't think so.
@alunjones3860
@alunjones3860 2 года назад
There was a baby boom after the war, but they didn't predict it would come to an end. Anyway, automation hasn't taken that many jobs. A lot of work as gone overseas. A trend which was underway back then.
@SHRWM
@SHRWM 2 года назад
@@nitramluap As a matter of fact, the global population is expected to half in the next 50-70 years, Households are having below 1.8 children and men's sperm counts are reducing rapidly. Countries like Japan are in crisis as most of the population is 60 and above.
@matt.2020
@matt.2020 3 месяца назад
They were so well spoken.
@Stellar73b
@Stellar73b 3 месяца назад
I am absolutely amazed how smart some of these answers did sound!
@dental257
@dental257 2 года назад
What school did these kids attend? They can actually formulate thoughts with complete sentences, and as someone else noted, eloquence.. their vocabulary!
@PeteKowalsky
@PeteKowalsky 2 года назад
Yes but whilst learning their native tongue, they were also evidently terrorized into formulating the darkest and most apocalyptic predictions I've ever heard. This is some nightmare fuel right here.
@jamestheposh
@jamestheposh 2 года назад
The description below the main video says that they attended Chippenham, Roedean and Marlborough College, so some most definitely public schools (in the English sense).
@ftumschk
@ftumschk 2 года назад
@@jamestheposh For those who don't know, that means "expensive private schools" in everybody else's sense :)
@robtyman4281
@robtyman4281 2 года назад
They don't start every sentence with 'So' (very Millennial), nor do their voices go up (intonate) when they finish a sentence (very Antipodean). And they don't overuse the word 'like' by saying it several times over while talking. These kids are articulate, thoughtful, and yes some of them gav pretty accurate descriptions of what life would be like in 2000!! I'm getting all nostalgic about 2000 now! Remember the 'Millennium Bug'? ...and 'green screen' mobiles like the Nokia 3310!? B****y h*LL where did the last 20 odd years go!!
@gus4u2c
@gus4u2c 2 года назад
Not in the USA
@Illustraful
@Illustraful Год назад
The boy who said people would be treated as statistics and predicted battery farming was a genius.
@wopmf4345FxFDxdGaa20
@wopmf4345FxFDxdGaa20 Год назад
Well, battery farming was already getting far more popular, was probably taught in school that that's what is going to happen . . .
@richard7645
@richard7645 4 месяца назад
Cleverer than you that's for sure
@Illustraful
@Illustraful 4 месяца назад
@@richard7645 Is there a reason for your insult, given that there's nothing inflammatory in my original comment, or are you just venting randomly because your wife refuses to let you touch her anymore?
@shelbydriscoll9219
@shelbydriscoll9219 6 месяцев назад
The kid who predicted the livestock blew my mind how he said animals will be kept in batteries unable to graze
@jenkar5716
@jenkar5716 4 месяца назад
"People will be regarded as Statistics more than actual people". Why do I feel like I have heard a similar line before?
@kdjoshi726
@kdjoshi726 Год назад
"People will be the same. Everything will be the same" They were very accurate. With people running behind trends it just seems all same
@MissyGail4eva
@MissyGail4eva Год назад
(4:25) That one boy's foreshadowing of how we raise livestock was horrifyingly accurate.
@HippieJoe
@HippieJoe 7 дней назад
They sound mature for two reasons: 1) They have no obnoxious cartoons that kids always imitate. There's so many of them. 2) They have no social media to influence said behavior, so they have a much calmer demeanor.
@frankprit3320
@frankprit3320 3 месяца назад
I'm amazed at their level of maturity and intelligence for such a young age. What happened!!!!
@ihaveheardHim
@ihaveheardHim Год назад
These kids are dead serious about their ideas. I love how soft spoken they are ( use those inside voices ) And wow! What are their ages? They are pretty damn smart, I mean, I watched a couple of videos on RU-vid where this guy asks the average teenager basic questions such as "What's the second month of every year?" The girl responded confidently " March, it's March". I was amazed and terrified at the same time.
@melissayoung8917
@melissayoung8917 Год назад
I was thinking the same thing about how soft spoken they all were.
@karensky3456
@karensky3456 Год назад
I was 5 years old in '66. It's not that the kids were smarter, they were better educated. The children of America, in recent decades have been dumbed down. Taught to believe what they're told, and see being incorrect about something as an insult. It creates a compliant population, easily used by those in power.
@kdjoshi726
@kdjoshi726 Год назад
2nd month of every year is March? How?
@barryhomeowner9293
@barryhomeowner9293 Год назад
To be fair, those videos almost certainly are staged or pick the stupidest couple of people they can find to get more views
@ihaveheardHim
@ihaveheardHim Год назад
@@kdjoshi726 LoL. It was truly something hey.
@Jess-T
@Jess-T 2 года назад
"People will be regarded more as statistics than actual people." Chills hearing that one.
@TRYBEmusic
@TRYBEmusic 2 года назад
How dafuq he even thought about it...
@ricknroll963
@ricknroll963 2 года назад
@@TRYBEmusic and then at 4:07...boy dropped another fact
@ACD1994
@ACD1994 8 месяцев назад
@@TRYBEmusic Because it was true then, too.
@MJMCJ2002
@MJMCJ2002 4 месяца назад
2:36. Right on spot, little lady. l hope you're still among us to see you did predict the future.
@mistahcow
@mistahcow 7 месяцев назад
scary how most of them mentioned the atomic bombs
@neverettebrakensiek8771
@neverettebrakensiek8771 4 месяца назад
It was real, we had drills at school and bomb shelter signs were visible everywhere. It was part of life at that time.
@abiola33
@abiola33 Год назад
Some of the predictions were super spot on in this video! The battery farming, race, and statistic comments landed with precision. Overall the whole video was filled with eloquent conveying of their thoughts and opinions.
@roisinmcallister9273
@roisinmcallister9273 Год назад
And climate change!
@abiola33
@abiola33 Год назад
@@jackstormo1459 Good point there 👌🏾
@MattRowland
@MattRowland Год назад
@@RedDeadMarston1 like your parents wanted to start a family and have you? GTFO
@booneboone9705
@booneboone9705 Год назад
The automation point with few jobs to go around was accurate too.
@JamesV1
@JamesV1 Год назад
@@RedDeadMarston1source? Malthusian theory has been disproven time and time again, we can likely sustain over 15 billion
@djkwikstar
@djkwikstar 2 года назад
How they are conveying their ideas and have formulated them they sound older beyond their years. Absolute joy!
@stephen2583
@stephen2583 Год назад
No, that was simply how it was back then. Today we dumb everything down, move at the pace of the slowest kid, hold back the smart kids so they dont upset the mcdonalds employees, and, most importantly, kids today have access to a mind bogling amount of TV and film where bad behaviour is celebrated. Monkey see monkey do.
@Newtination
@Newtination Год назад
@@stephen2583 To be fair, these kids are definitely of a privileged class. But, can agree even the average student in the 60s is likely much smarter than a kid these days in most subjects minus things such as computers, games, etc. that did not exist back then.
@sopyleecrypt6899
@sopyleecrypt6899 Год назад
@@stephen2583 you seem to hear and see what you want to.
@stephen2583
@stephen2583 Год назад
@@sopyleecrypt6899 no doubt you think kids today are the hieght of intelligence and articulation. Int day bruv.
@surferbri5346
@surferbri5346 Год назад
Of course, because schools spent time on core subjects, not bullshit like today
@carlislecastles
@carlislecastles 3 месяца назад
Unbelievable how accurate many of them were
@kenday4812
@kenday4812 2 месяца назад
Very,Interisting,Video,Thanks,For,Sharing
@peterjones6640
@peterjones6640 2 года назад
I was a child in late fifties early sixties, my recollection of what we thought in the year 2000 was everything automated, remember we read the comic the Eagle so read about Dan Dare and looked at those great cutaway illustrations. Interestingly I do remember when we were discussing in class what would things be like in the year 2000, the teacher suggested that life then would not be too different as it was in 1960s.
@nuttysquirrel8574
@nuttysquirrel8574 Год назад
Well, the kids got it right and the teacher completey wrong..... nothing's changed, then, in the past 60yrs!!
@Essemm52
@Essemm52 Год назад
…and not forgetting the public information announcements on TV of what to do in case of a nuclear attack! Ah, happy days!
@nuttysquirrel8574
@nuttysquirrel8574 Год назад
@@Essemm52 If I remember correctly wasn't the 'nuclear' advice to hide under your dining table? Ah, indeed, those halcyon, naive, days of yesteryear!!!!
@Essemm52
@Essemm52 Год назад
@@nuttysquirrel8574 Ha ha! Yes, I believe it was! Funny thing is, even as young as we were, we didn't stress about it too much! We just got on with life! How would the young teens of today cope with that kind of information? But of course it would never happen today! There would be an even greater shortage of counsellors! Mind you, I'm a firm believer in 'ignorance is bliss' lol!
@rowanmelton7643
@rowanmelton7643 Год назад
@@Essemm52 Lmao. So the teens of today don't have their own problems to worry about? I'd take a higher chance of nuclear annihilation over a smaller chance of nuclear annihilation and climate change
@ollief1693
@ollief1693 11 месяцев назад
that young boy at 4:25 is just a time traveller he has everything exactly right.
@warrenbut1455
@warrenbut1455 6 месяцев назад
Some of their predictions are spot on
@GPR111
@GPR111 6 месяцев назад
Some very perceptive views and frighteningly accurate 😮
@bigred3164
@bigred3164 10 месяцев назад
So brilliant, respectful, and perfectly articulated! I hope that all these kids grew up to be happy and healthy!
@jamesmason8099
@jamesmason8099 2 года назад
This is pretty amazing, can BBC find these children now and see what they say? That could be interesting!
@Drobium77
@Drobium77 Год назад
They'd all not have the same elocution, that's for sure.
@westaussie965
@westaussie965 Год назад
No box tickers for the BBC
@AF-ei5yi
@AF-ei5yi Месяц назад
They were bang on. Would be great if the BBC tracked them down and did more interviews
@normamcmanus1139
@normamcmanus1139 3 месяца назад
These children were extremely intelligent and as if they had a window looking into 2024 rather than 2000. Love these types of interviews.
@lazardukic2419
@lazardukic2419 10 месяцев назад
These children are very calm and talk quietly unlike today's children
@imperialdoggo5826
@imperialdoggo5826 9 месяцев назад
It’s also the audio quality. Those old mics are pretty bad and the audio quantity degrades over time.
@cuckoobrain7999
@cuckoobrain7999 3 месяца назад
It's because they're all posh and are behaving for the camera. Stop being mad at children you weirdo
@junnaka9326
@junnaka9326 3 месяца назад
These children don’t represent all the children of that time though. You can find children their age today who speak like that.
@txwtw
@txwtw 2 месяца назад
Exactly, I find it so irritating with people being more harsh on the teens of today even though I’m SURE there were plenty of trouble makers even back then. These interviewers just picked the most well mannered kids they could find@@junnaka9326
@lazyyoutubename3468
@lazyyoutubename3468 2 месяца назад
today's adults
@Living4YHWH
@Living4YHWH Год назад
The kids at 2:09, 2:17 and 2:38 hit the nail on the head!!! What a sad reality we live in now!
@BramHepburn
@BramHepburn Год назад
How can you say that? Our world today is infinitely better than what these frightened kids envisioned. I'm sorry you see the world in such a horribly negative way. What do you think these kids would have thought of the cell phone you are holding in your hand right now??
@oliviamizzi33
@oliviamizzi33 Год назад
@@BramHepburn No the owner of the other comment is right. We have machines, cell, tec doing everything for us now, it is no fun. It's not that there "frightened there just being honest. We have "upgraded" things now a days but so many things are just easy, you don't work for it and yes like I said tec has a LOT to do with that. See how wise and smart people are and KIDS?! You would NEVER see that now. Some things are better off as they were. Not trying to be negative there are alright things but it is a sad reality. Coming from a teen. I also read comment saying "My mum was a teen in the 60s, she was surprised at how gloomy these kids are about the future. In general 60s kids were optimistic and bright-eyed. Maybe these kids, coming from a strict private school, were more influenced by doom-saying adults around them and less able to mix with peers and just have fun? Sad to see teens in the swinging sixties so pessimistic about their future." So no it's all kids were not "frightened" nor scared.
@sandwichman2247
@sandwichman2247 Год назад
​@@BramHepburn a portal, just what it is
@SnoVVdogsPks
@SnoVVdogsPks 9 дней назад
@@BramHepburn Cell phone, pah, only plebs use YT on a phone, PC or TV all the way :D.
@KitKatToeBeans
@KitKatToeBeans 8 месяцев назад
There needs to be a follow up interview. That would be interesting.
@BlackRiverBay
@BlackRiverBay 3 месяца назад
The boy who talked about the factory farming of animals was spot on.
@toolebukk
@toolebukk Год назад
Remarkable how quietly kids were able to speak back then.
@daisydukes8252
@daisydukes8252 Год назад
They were taught, something that does not happen today. Taught eloquence and self control.
@kevinjenkins6657
@kevinjenkins6657 Год назад
@@daisydukes8252 In other words these children were rich, very negative although some of them made some correct predicitons.
@daisydukes8252
@daisydukes8252 Год назад
@@kevinjenkins6657 Why do you say they were rich?
@kevinjenkins6657
@kevinjenkins6657 Год назад
@@daisydukes8252 Mate, look at the way the dress, listen to the way they speak. Remind yousrself this was half a century ago, no man had been on the moon. These were posh, rich, privalaged, well educated children, as some of the say, there was a huge gap between the rich and poor. The poor would be more optimistic.
@rahuldahoob4513
@rahuldahoob4513 Год назад
@@kevinjenkins6657 they were beaten
@Hoodied
@Hoodied 2 года назад
Wow, what a bundle of joy these teenagers are
@SmartCookie2022
@SmartCookie2022 2 года назад
Sure, but ask the current zoomers to imagine life in the year 2062 and they'll say climate change will have fried us all to a giant crisp!!
@filipburic5194
@filipburic5194 2 года назад
@@SmartCookie2022 if you think climate change isn't real, go to the Maldives and ask them, while you still can
@onekie5787
@onekie5787 2 года назад
@@filipburic5194 thats a strawman fallacy , he never said anything about climate change not being real , he just said people nowadays think the world would have ended by the 2060s
@filipburic5194
@filipburic5194 2 года назад
@@onekie5787 but that's not what people really think though is it, he's just being facetious, hence my Maldives comment. Ask the how they'll be doing in 2062 and they may give you that exact answer. I'm not sure where you live, but I live on an island, which suffers more year on year from climate change, and I'm pretty comfortable in listening to the worlds leading scientists in regards to where we are heading by the end of the century
@HaggisMuncher-69-420
@HaggisMuncher-69-420 2 года назад
@@filipburic5194 Climate change happened back when the dinosaurs were alive. Imagine thinking climate change is man made. Go huff your pipe some more.
@RossGibb90
@RossGibb90 2 месяца назад
I could sit and listen to these youngsters all day. What's happened to society?
@RapFanatic4ever
@RapFanatic4ever Месяц назад
I saw this on TickTock just now . My mom was 11 yesrs old here . These kids are so articulate
@DanielCh9393
@DanielCh9393 Год назад
Those kids were extremely smart! I was actually expecting a different kind of responses, but they addressed social issues as an adult would do.
@abrahampalmer8761
@abrahampalmer8761 Год назад
Exactly
@carolinekamya2339
@carolinekamya2339 Год назад
They are children who are well educated and live in a less TOXIC WORLD -special today but not at that time
@herringfly
@herringfly Год назад
I'm always thankful that I went to school in the 60s and 70s, and not in the 21st century.
@Truth1561
@Truth1561 Год назад
I was born in 1960. It’s interesting to hear how educated these young people are and how articulate they are about the things that were worrying them at the time- climate, over population, loss of jobs to computers, climate change, nuclear war, racial integration and levels of wealth. I suppose being just that little bit older than me, the proximity to the last war had more effect on them than it ever did on me( I went to Grammar school but I remember very little being taught about nuclear weapons or climate change. Maybe it was their parents informing them?) The blond girl early in the discussion really nailed it.
@dantemeriere5890
@dantemeriere5890 Год назад
They were being filmed in a time when cameras were a luxury. Clearly, they were chosen for a reason, most likely related to status. Yes, they are eloquent and sound educated, but this is not a general representation of society. The non-eloquent children were probably too busy working to help their parents and didn't quite have the time to acquire an extended lexicon. Furthermore their accent influences our perception of what eloquence and education mean as it is well-known that English speakers tend to associate the British accent with good eloquence. Modern young adults may not often speak with a very noticeable English accent, especially if they are not from England, but they do exhibit many qualities that are light years ahead of people from even 10 years ago.
@tonycollazorappo
@tonycollazorappo Год назад
@@dantemeriere5890 , I was born in the states in 1961 and I should go back to the 60s in a heartbeat. I remember having a movie camera, by then I was about 13 or 14 and in the early 70s. I do have movies of me from the early 60s that I turned into VCR cassettes, sadly, I can seem to find them, =(
@pho3nix-
@pho3nix- Год назад
@@dantemeriere5890 These are indeed posh, "upper-class" children. Their language skills and general eloquence is a direct representation of their social class.
@pjhey947
@pjhey947 Год назад
I was born in 1961 I think the dark haired girl nailed with the computers and loss of jobs. Impressed how smart these children are and what they think about their future.
@garygermain1446
@garygermain1446 Год назад
I was born in 1948 and back then I thought I would be dead by the time I reached 50 years old and here I am still alive at 74 years old and I thank God that I'm still alive because I die to myself I became born again through our Savior Jesus Christ and that was 12 years ago if I would have died at 50 years old I would be in hell right now thank you Jesus thank you Jesus!🙂🙏🙏
@Grapesforeeeeeeeee
@Grapesforeeeeeeeee 3 месяца назад
An eloquent way of the children are speaking to the video camera. They are very distinguished and very intelligent and so much more. They are very wise then most adults nowadays
@bubba842
@bubba842 3 месяца назад
Their speech is impeccable. Nearly 60 years later and most kids their age can barely sting a cohesive sentence together.
@terrymcmaster2787
@terrymcmaster2787 2 месяца назад
You need to meet more young people
@michaelp761
@michaelp761 2 года назад
The best bit is you can understand every word they say….
@kristentindle3075
@kristentindle3075 Год назад
My jaw drops! These kids nailed it! How depressing.
@metageist666
@metageist666 9 месяцев назад
You must live in a very bleak place if you think they nailed it? My assumption is they've just read 1984 and other similar dystopian books.
@ShadowOfMassDestruction
@ShadowOfMassDestruction 6 месяцев назад
​@@metageist666At least they read.
@Middleseed
@Middleseed 5 месяцев назад
Except for the numerous mentions of atomic apocalypse. We’ve been lucky enough to avoid that.
@cjoin83
@cjoin83 5 месяцев назад
I don't think they nailed it at all, many of them imagined a world destroyed by nuclear war, many of them also predicted the population would be so large that we would be living under water or under domed in the Sahara Desert.
@mimib95
@mimib95 4 месяца назад
That boy commenting on automation taking over and there being a population explosion. Spot on.
@mississippimud7046
@mississippimud7046 6 месяцев назад
Families used to sit around the dinner table and discuss world issues among other things ,now everyone has a computer in front of them ,we never talk to each other any more .
@skiphoffenflaven8004
@skiphoffenflaven8004 Год назад
The absence of the words “like”, “I feel”, and “know what I’m sayin’” was refreshing.
@PrincessJupiter14
@PrincessJupiter14 4 месяца назад
It's sad that I was almost waiting to hear those words lol. They are used way too much, but I'm guilty of saying "like" a lot 💀😂
@playinsanity5133
@playinsanity5133 2 месяца назад
I don’t think it’s fair to make that comparison to be honest. I am fully certain that we have a lot of kids and teenagers now who are just as, if not, more eloquent than the ones in this video. You can’t compare just some of the worst kids you’ve met in real life with these handpicked interviewees (clips that are edited for better flow btw) and just assume that a whole generation is worse than the other. Not to mention the children and teenagers nowadays are fighting against BILLION dollar companies that are fighting for their attention and energy, puttinf all their resources into ensuring their platforms are as addicting as possible. That affects children’s attention span, interest in other matters and it might even affect literacy. These problems are not the fault of the 8 or 13 year olds who just want to play Fornite. Much larger forces are at play here and you can’t just ignore that.
@AngusJones
@AngusJones Год назад
They’re all so well spoken.
@petirgarda1005
@petirgarda1005 8 месяцев назад
Some of these predictions were right on point (not all of them of course), for instance this 01:33 about automation and this 02:10 about people regarded more about statistics rather than actual people, and this 03:40 and 03:48 about public housing, and about this also 05:30, incredible.
@michaelb2388
@michaelb2388 3 месяца назад
Those kids are so well spoken. I was born in the UK in 1962 so I'm a few years younger than them, but standards have definitely fallen.
@longtailgt
@longtailgt Год назад
The young chap talking about statistics and animal farming is one of the smartest and most well spoken kids I've seen. Way more classy and eloquent than any of the kids I see today.
@Cheesyenchilady
@Cheesyenchilady 11 месяцев назад
That one creeped me out.
@stragi
@stragi 10 месяцев назад
You don't get out much.
@KOKINGWAYNE
@KOKINGWAYNE 10 месяцев назад
How about the child taking about blacks and whites living along together one day!?
@sroy7982
@sroy7982 8 месяцев назад
True, every damn one of his predictions came true
@cool_bug_facts
@cool_bug_facts 8 месяцев назад
Way more classy and eloquent than most kids you'd have seen back then too, I reckon
@Sun_Moon77
@Sun_Moon77 Год назад
How articulate, educated and cultured were these kids. Did they chose the most articulate ones or were they all the same back in the days? Such a pleasure listening to them. Great archive.
@petelovatt8357
@petelovatt8357 Год назад
Posh kids
@Livinglife595
@Livinglife595 Год назад
I wasn’t at all like them. I was a little cockney girl wiv not a lot te say
@sopyleecrypt6899
@sopyleecrypt6899 Год назад
Private school. If you talked to kids from the same social class and educational strata now they would also sound posh and articulate.
@havetocookdinnernow
@havetocookdinnernow Год назад
Roedean, Marlborough schools, very privileged still today - you could have a look at the schools' websites.
@barnabyhughes5643
@barnabyhughes5643 Год назад
They sound as though they were from a Grammar school. Education standards started slipping from the 1960's onwards due to Child Centred educational philosophies. I know that short changed me in the 1970's.
@Kennybooy9
@Kennybooy9 27 дней назад
Great that some of them are demonstrating clear thinking at this age. Interesting to see what they have achieved today
@ReneeandJimmyG
@ReneeandJimmyG 3 месяца назад
I would love to hear an interview with all of these kids today.
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