I don’t want to trouble you with all of the predictions made by Atlantic’s experts on what the world will be like in 10 years but I will share this one:
This year, for the first time, we posed a question that we hope to now ask on an annual basis as a means of tracking sentiment on the global outlook: “Generally speaking, do you think the world a decade from now will be better off or worse off than it is today?â€
60% that is nearly 2/3s thought that the world will be worse off in ten years than it is today.
Honestly, that’s something I miss today: the optimism that tomorrow will be better than today and whatever problems are, they can be dealt with.
Claiming crisis has become the go to rational for ever increasing government intrusion into life.
It’s bound to make an impression on people.
The Atlantic?🤮
Ask Scientific American or Popular Mechanics.
Doom and gloom, war and rumors of war.
How the world ends.
Ten years, I won’t be here.
Afraid Jobs and job skills gap, income inequality will worsen apace.
I fear my grandchildren will live with guaranteed income benefits and TV. until disability benefits kick in. But Harmaggegen? No.
More to fear.
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