Chronicles From The Future: Every Prediction Made In 3906 By A Time Traveler

Chronicles From The Future: Every Prediction Made In 3906 By A Time Traveler.

The Coma

Imagine being from the year 39 AD and waking up in 2024. Technology, medicine, and war stories of atomic weapons would seem delusional. I say this as a forewarning before hearing about Paul Amadeus Dienach, a Swiss-Austrian teacher who unexpectedly fell into a coma in 1921 and, according to his own accounts, woke up relatively the same amount of years. He began to document it in what’d become “Chronicles From The Future,” reporting on numerous predictions and visions that had come to him while he was in a comatose condition. This article outlines a sequence of Dienach’s predictions in chronological order.

Early Predictions (2000–2300)

Dienach’s first prediction involves overpopulation and the age of wars. Although there is no detailed description of this period, the population of the Earth gradually increases. The general characteristics of the population’s growth coincide with the concerns at the beginning of the 22nd century and the wars are described based on the existing situation.