How to Die Clever S03E04 · The Future According to Tom Cruise

Air date: 2020-03-09 3m

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Professor Mustache explores the gap between science fiction and real technological progress, using films like Minority Report as a starting point. While Hollywood often predicts futuristic innovations, he shows why many of these ideas remain science fiction rather than engineering reality.

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