Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 29th Aug 2007 23:11 UTC
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Considering that the phrase "welcome to the 20th century" is synonymous with "welcome to the year 1901" (because that's when the 20th century began), then I'm pretty sure he meant "21st century" - because otherwise that would be a rather stupid comment. There were *no* computers in 1901. Saying that would be as irrelevant as saying "welcome to the 19th century".
"Welcome to the 21st century" on the other hand, is quite appropriate if you want to signify that something is catching up on a technological level.







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No, he meant 20th Century...