In the whole world there were less than 20,000 motorcars 100 years ago
and the maximum speed limit was 10 mph (16km/h). 1063 ft (324 meters)
tall, the Eiffel Tower was the tallest structure in the world. Cannabis
and heroin were available over the counter at corner drugstores.
And
pneumonia and influenza were the leading causes of death. In 1910, the
population of the United States was 92 million and the world population
was 1.7 billion people. Today, there are more cars manufactured than
their is demand for it. There are about 1 billion cars and light trucks
on the road.
The maximum speed limit in most cities is 30 mph, yet the
traffic is so congested that the average speed is just over 10 mph. The
tallest building is the Burj Dubai, at 2,640 ft (800 meters). Cannabis
is not available over the counter, and is very expensive. The leading
causes of death are heart attacks, cancers, strokes, and motorcar
accidents. Today, the population of the earth numbers almost 7 billion
and 300 million roam the United States.
Source:interestingtopics.net
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