The nostalgia is strong with the people of the Internet. We're guilty of it, too. It's hard to escape the articles about millennials , ‘90s kids memes, and the nostalgic pictures of bygone products and customs that are constantly being shared on social media. While we miss Altoids sours as much as the next geriatric millennial, the incessant wistfulness is getting old. Instead of crying about the products of capitalism we used to enjoy, today we’re going to take a weird walk down a different me…

60 years ago, retrofuturism was all the rage. Shows like The Jetsons predicted we'd have flying cars with and robot maids by now, but we have nothing of the kind. Predicting the future accurately is really difficult, because unless you're a highly intuitive psychic woman at the local fairgrounds, most of us don't feel confident making definite predictions for how the next couple of decades will go down. With the future of humanity increasingly uncertain, most of us are predicting things in 2072…

Things will never be the same

Time to get a pretzel at Aunty Anne's

He's just as knowledgable about wildlife and just as good-hearted—really brings a tear to the eyes' of anyone who grew up watching his dad.

Is Nintendo okay?

'I put on my robe and wizard hat'

Gotta love accidental memes

Ah, nostalgia

Dank gamer content ahead

Ugh, as IF.

Gamers rise up

Gotta love those feel-good memes

Legendary

Let's a-go!

Kids today man.