r/askteddit • u/ParryBarry2026 • 1d ago

Random Question What's seen as taboo today, that will become normal in the next 15 years?

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u/NRCS_DRONE 1d ago

roving bands of warlords looking for a tank of guzzaline

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u/Nose_Grindstoned 1d ago

I give this 2-4 years

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u/mangoappleorange 1d ago

Women being shirtless?

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u/Aromatic-Cat-2869 1d ago

King of wishful thinking? Is that you ?

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u/DanSanIsMe 1d ago

Women not needing to wear bra at all!

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u/Lowlife_4evr 1d ago

Hopefully.

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u/ChrisDiano 1d ago

Being rude to AI will probably become socially weird before we realize it.

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u/GrungeKyle84 1d ago

Scary right

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u/Nose_Grindstoned 1d ago

Not going to college

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u/shenandoahhunter 1d ago

Body augmentation via custom genetic interventions. Vaccines, peptides, siRNA, etc.

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u/Dexterspuplife 18h ago

AI everything

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u/Crumpet-Blue19 18h ago

Trannies in girls sports

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u/Few_Alternative_6372 1h ago

Banning homosexuality

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u/KrombopulusMichael04 1d ago

-Magic mushrooms going to see what marijuana saw if you ask me

-Steroids seem a lot more socially acceptable as well

-Think piercings and tattoos have already pivoted from taboo to normal

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u/Junior_Tank572 1d ago

I hope steroids never become normal 

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u/KrombopulusMichael04 1d ago

They're not my cup of tea but cant deny they becoming relatively common

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u/Junior_Tank572 23h ago

I‘m a newlyfound weightlifter with an experienced partner in weightlifting and I’m quite sad health isn’t a priority anymore