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[Futurama] Fry's "future shock"

The show takes a pretty broad and (obviously) comedic view of things, but Fry adjusts pretty well -- and pretty quickly -- to the year 3000. In any real person, the cognitive dissonance between what was known and what was unknown would, I think, be extreme.

What would waking up 1,000 years in the future, assuming continued technological progress along present lines, really be like? Some things would be extremely familiar, but many would be remarkably strange. 

In my own lifetime (and admittedly I'm way older than most Redditors) I've seen the rise and crash of the original generation of game consoles, the advent of the personal computer, the dawn of the Internet as we know it and the rise of cell phones and -- eventually -- smart phones. Given these examples of progress along these sorts of avenues, would Fry even be able to adjust at all? Or would the foreign nature of the future drive him mad?
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Fry isn't exactly an intelligent person, and he never quite did adjust properly.  
   
After the first few episodes, it seemed like he just took the mindset of don't think about it, and let it all happen around you.