Our forebears didn't always get it wrong, however. Some 1900 cards from the French Government's national collection certainly ring a few bells...
The UK National Curriculum?

Cable TV Porn channels?

The Iraq War?

Without launching into a great Rumsfeld "unknown unknowns" thing, this proves the Mark Twain principle that what makes a monkey out of you isn't what you don't know. It's what you think you know, but it's wrong!
What false certainties do we cherish about our future, or, for that matter, our present?
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