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Curious about a vision of the future from over a century ago? "Anno Domini 2071" by Pieter Harting, originally published as "Anno 2065," offers a fascinating glimpse into a steampunk utopia imagined in the 19th century. This English translation of the 1870 Dutch edition captures radical ideas for its time, including the Suffragette movement and Darwinian Evolution, alongside a host of inventive concepts. While the book reflects some outdated views, its exploration of social progress and technological innovation remains relevant today. Listening to this novelette invites reflection on how far we've come and the challenges that still resonate in our contemporary society.
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