| Display title | We Will Have Perfect Health in the Future |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | One of the signs that a story is taking place in The Future (and not just Next Sunday A.D.) is the elimination of all illnesses and disease. Whether it's by a eugenics program, a miracle cure-all, or lots of mandatory Phys Ed, people in the future simply won't get sick. This is often lampshaded by a future citizen talking about having a cure for the common cold. |