An amazing rare audio appeared on the World Wide Web, presumably dated 1933. Despite the fact that there is no evidence of the authenticity of the recording of such an old (and bizarre) radio broadcast, some regulars on the Internet reacted to it with trust and even admiration. However, there were also a huge number of skeptics who doubt the veracity of this news, reports Express.
The announcer of a small American radio station, for some unknown reason, then decided to make a forecast for the next two centuries so that people in 2133 could check whether any of his predictions came true or not. Perhaps this was once conceived as a kind of joke or training of intuition. One way or another, the material turned out to be very interesting, especially for modern listeners like you and me.
Now, in 2018, it is becoming clear that the enigmatic presenter was largely right. This led many netizens to assume that the announcer was a clairvoyant or a time traveler. Or perhaps he personally knew some seer or guest from the future. Thus, the man predicted the Second World War, which "will be very destructive, but will lead to the emergence of a more developed society."
The American said that over time, radios would become extremely compact, like many other electrical devices. The presenter also hinted at the invention of television. In addition, he predicted the emergence of unmanned vehicles that will independently carry passengers. Finally, a mysterious announcer from the 1930s reported that by 2133 we will be in contact with aliens from a distant galaxy and will live in harmony with them.
The unusual recording was received by enthusiasts running the moderately popular YouTube channel "ApexTV", which is dedicated to the leak of various information from the future. Representatives of this community allegedly constantly go out to time travelers who can tell us about what will happen in the distant or not very distant future. Needless to say, such materials are harshly criticized by many Internet users and are considered a blatant hoax. However, listen and judge for yourself. In any case, this is interesting and very similar to the truth …