Question

As we learn more about the people who have come before us, we have to be careful not judge them through the lens of the present, or assume they could or should have acted as you or I today would act.

Remember, "The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there." In that spirit, identify an American belief or practice we generally understand or accept today as "normal" that, one hundred years from now, future generations might be tempted to judge us for.

Avoid the frivolities of culture and the inevitably of minor technological progress... dig into the more damnable dimensions of life in 2019.

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Ans.

There are many such beliefs or practices that we generally understand or accept today as "normal" that, one hundred years from now, future generations might be tempted to judge us for.
One such belief is the having different currency for each country. 100 years from now or even much earlier we may not have separate currency for each country , rather we may have 1 worldwide currency across the globe. We have already seen the revolution in the form of Bitcoin developing so rapidly and challenging the existence of the currencies in different countries.
We may have a single digital currency accepted worldwide for trade and exchange.