10 The Most Sick But True Predictions Of History
At the time when most of these predictions have been formulated, they seemed no more than a product of a sick imagination. But still, surprisingly, have come true.
From the 1660s: "The time will come when people will transplant organs from one body to another
In the manuscript of the famous physicist, chemist and theologian Robert Boyle, which refers to 1660 years, speaks about the future, when "it will be possible to cure the disease at a distance, or at least by means of organ transplants." Given that Boyle lived up to the Age of Enlightenment, an era heyday of magic and superstition, the idea of organ transplantation was a manifestation of an incredibly progressive thinking.
Boyle also belongs to a number of surprising predictions - including, he spoke about the device that resembles a modern system of GPS - "way to find the desired longitude."
Boyle also belongs to a number of surprising predictions - including, he spoke about the device that resembles a modern system of GPS - "way to find the desired longitude."
