History provides a powerful precedent for our thought experiment. Many practices, beliefs, and societal structures once considered normal – even essential – are now viewed with incredulity or revulsion. Consider the widespread acceptance of slavery, the geocentric model of the universe, bloodletting as a medical treatment, or the public spectacle of mental asylums. Each of these was, for its time, embedded in the fabric of society, defended by powerful institutions, and seemingly rational within its contemporary context. The trajectory of human civilization shows a continuous process of re-evaluating and discarding past norms as knowledge expands, empathy deepens, and technology offers new solutions. Future generations will apply the same historical lens to our era, scrutinizing our environmental footprint, our social inequalities, and our technological dependencies with the detachment of hindsight. They will see the contradictions we often overlook and the absurdities we unconsciously perpetuate.