Not really...I think we went through that phase around 2000, which was considered to be a landmark year.
And like many others, growing up in the sixties I also assumed that by 2000 we would have those flying cars, robots and be living on the moon etc.
Yet we still have technological advancements, but what we could not have predicted is the way they were used.
For example, communications devices seen in spy films of the sixties, wristwatch radio's, all sorts of space age, miniature communicating devices...who would have thought that they would be commonplace and used for mundane conversations by the whole population?
Truth is, once all the hoo ha and celebrations are over, one year feels pretty much the same as the next. 2020 will probably be the same in that respect.