Much like Greek Fire or Damascus Steel, the technology behind fuses and circuit breakers will be lost sometime in the next few hundred years.
Artificial gravity generators are so well made that they still function after everything else breaks and are even able to do so if the ship has lost all power.
We can communicate so well with aliens that we can include them in our conspiracies and intrigues as equal partners.
Planets are still where the action is; nobody builds orbiting habitats or deep-space civilizations.
War is still a major consumer of resources.
There aren’t any old people, and very few “ordinary” people. There is also a strange paucity of robots. Every now and then, a lone robot will be seen, but only rarely a significant presence of them.
People still pilot spaceships manually, for some insane reason.
OSHA has been outlawed forcing architects to outdo each other with malicious designs to hurt and maim their occupants… Restraints and railings disappear as quickly as perilous drops from walkways come into style
People still find use for massed infantry attacks the likes of which went out of style circa 1918.
“Bad” people go to extreme and convoluted plans to find slaves to work in mines where they dig holes with the most inefficient shovels this side of the Neolothic revolution.
Money will both exist and not exist at the same time.
You will still do menial jobs like washing dishes or serving tables for no money.
“Ray” handguns don’t damage buildings or even furniture unless you say so.
Seatbelts or restraints have been outlawed on space ships, and wearing them is a executable offense. Future people have discovered it is safer to be thrown around the ship with every bump.
Also fuses and circuit breaks have also been outlawed, and computer terminals and panels are required by law to have small pockets of flammable liquid and explosives installed so that every bump will set them off.