
In the early 1980s, while Silicon Valley was still arguing over GUIs, disk drives, and whether people would ever want a mouse, 25-year-old Sunao Takatori, a Japanese software designer, was quietly describing a future that looks uncannily like 2026.

In the early 1980s, while Silicon Valley was still arguing over GUIs, disk drives, and whether people would ever want a mouse, 25-year-old Sunao Takatori, a Japanese software designer, was quietly describing a future that looks uncannily like 2026.