From teleportation to talking to your toaster, sci-fi has promised us wonders for decades. Time to rank which fictional tech you'd actually queue up at Currys for.
Put the items in your preferred order.
Teleportation
Imagine swapping Avanti West Coast delays for instantaneous travel. No more soggy sandwiches at Euston, just blink and you're in Edinburgh.
True Artificial Intelligence
Not the autocomplete-on-steroids we have now, but a genuine conscious mind. Whether that ends in utopia or Skynet is anyone's guess.
Time Travel
Pop back to stop yourself texting that ex at 2am, or forward to check next week's lottery numbers. The paradoxes are someone else's problem.
Hoverboards and Flying Cars
Back to the Future promised us 2015 would be airborne. Instead we got e-scooters abandoned on every pavement in Manchester.
Cryogenic Freezing
Nip into the freezer now, defrost when climate change, housing prices and Mondays have been resolved. What could possibly go wrong?
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