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Walking into a different century by accident

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Imagine turning a corner in a modern city and accidentally stepping into the eighteenth century. Enthusiasts claim temporal rifts randomly transport confused pedestrians into the past for a few minutes. It is usually just a disoriented tourist stumbling into a historical reenactment, but temporal displacement sounds much cooler.

Walking into a different century by accident
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