Title: Unintentionally amusing book from 20th century Nostradamus
Product review: Century 21 was written in 1968. The author makes optimistic predictions about life in the year 2001. A few are dead-on accurate, such as determining the sex of children before their birth. A few are conceivable, if you stretch your imagination; for example, he predicts the widespread use of happy pills (Prozac?). But most are just complete nonsense, which is what makes the book so amusing. However, hindsight only entertains for the first hundred pages or so, and the book becomes tiresome.
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