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MORE Simpsons Predictions That Could Come True in 2020

MORE Simpsons Predictions That Could Come True in 2020 Subscribe To Splash Here → https://bit.ly/2XMSk7S WATCH NEXT 👇 5 Times The Simpsons Predicted The Future:    • 5 TIMES THE SIMPSONS PREDICTED THE FUTURE!   Related Videos: 10 Simpsons Predictions That Could Come True In 2020:    • 10 Simpsons Predictions That Could Come Tr...   People Think The Simpsons Predicted Tom Hanks’ Coronavirus Diagnosis:    • People Think The Simpsons Predicted Tom Ha...   15 MORE Times The Simpsons Predicted The Future:    • 15 MORE Times The Simpsons Predicted The F...   The Simpsons Predicted Tom Hanks’ Quarantine:    • The Simpsons Predicted Tom Hanks’ Quarantine!   Number 7: Bigfoot Is Real While on a camping trip with the gang, Homer is mistaken for Bigfoot after falling into mud and is captured by scientists for observation. But it was Bart who encountered the real Sasquatch in 2002 while exiting a bus in Canada. Okay, so maybe we're stretching it a little by suggesting that Bigfoot "could be" real." But then again, maybe we're not. Number 6: Large-Scale Environmental Disaster The whole world is tackling climate change and looking to preserve the environment. However, there have been cases of environmental disasters beforehand. Could another one be around the corner? "The Simpsons Movie" tackles a massive environmental disaster that most definitely could happen but fixes it in a truly implausible way. Number 5: Robots Take Over While this may seem like content for a sci-fi movie, it actually happened on the Simpsons. "The Simpsons" predicted mass automation in 2012 with robots taking over jobs of many humans (which many believe is already happening), but a robot coup was touched on long before that. Number 4: Ivanka Trump Runs for President in 2028 It may not seem likely now but the Simpsons may have subtly predicted a chance that Ivanka will sit on the presidency after her father's reign. "The Simpsons" made a rather subtle point of suggesting that the first daughter, Ivanka Trump, would run for the highest office in the land when Homer wore an "Ivanka 2028" campaign button in a 2016 episode. They again tossed shade on Ivanka in 2017 by marking her father's 100th day in office with an episode that showed her replacing Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court while modeling a robe and earrings from her collection that could be bought for 1,000 rubles. Number 3: Colonization of Mars For a cartoon, the Simpsons have a surprisingly high number of sci-fi references. With some of these predictions have come to pass, this one is pretty worth some consideration when you take a look at all the evidence. Marge is not thrilled when Lisa volunteers for a future one-way trip to Mars… so she volunteers to go with her. In fact, hoping to dissuade Lisa, the whole family signs up. The idea behind Exploration Incorporated's expedition is to colonize the Red Planet before 2026, a date that moves up to, like, the end of the week. The takeoff fails but Lisa and Marge make it to Mars in 2051, only for Lisa to announce she wants to move to Venus. While Elon Musk's SpaceX is currently developing Mars-bound cargo flights for as early as 2022, fully colonizing Mars would require an out-of-this-world budget. Number 2: Virtual Reality Food Virtual reality has already made it into the modern-day but not in this way. VR is now applied to gaming, movies and so on. However, the limits of the technology will soon be stretched to allow for Virtual Reality Food. "The Simpsons" made it back to the future, this time to 2030, where Homer and Marge chowed down on "virtual fudge" via VR glasses and feeding tubes. Although you'd think the whole "virtual," "no calories" thing would have trimmed down the junk-food junkie patriarch, it didn't. Meanwhile, in the real world, Royal Caribbean is looking into giving their cruise-line guests a VR dining experience – with every bite of food, you are transported to a new setting. And food scientists at Cornell University found that cheese eaten in a pleasant VR setting tasted better. Number 1: ABC Merges With Several Networks Firms and corporations are no strangers to mergers. The fact that the Simpsons predicted the successful acquisition of Fox by Disney gives this a lot of weight. Could a merger be on the books for ABC? In a flash-forward to the day Lisa gets married, a news telecast showed that ABC had merged with a couple of other major television networks to become CNNBCBS. TV networks, film studios, and production companies are merging all over the place in the last few years, so anything is possible on that front. On the flip side, that same episode said that Fox had gradually become a completely different channel. So there's that. 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