On the eve of the Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev in his telegram channel presented a list of “unexpected” forecasts for 2023. One of the first to react to him by an American entrepreneur and billionaire Ilon Musk.
“Epic thread! These are, of course, the most absurd forecasts that I have ever heard, as well as demonstrating the amazing lack of awareness of the progress of artificial intelligence and stable energy,” wrote Musk on Twitter.
Dmitry Medvedev published a forecast on how the world will live in the new, 2023. “Before the New Year, everyone loves to make forecasts. Many people exercise in futuristic hypotheses, competing in the sentence of the most unexpected and even absurd. We will make our contribution,” Medvedev wrote.
“What can happen in 2023: 1. Raising oil up to $ 150 per barrel and gas prices to $ 5,000 per 1 thousand cubic meters 2. Return of Great Britain to the European Union. 3. The decay of the European Union after the Britain is returned and the abolition of the euro as the currency of the former EU. 4. The capture of Poland and Hungary of the western regions of the former Ukraine. 5. Creation of the fourth Reich on the basis of Germany and the satellites (Poland, the countries of the Baltic states, the Czech Republic, the Slovakia, Romania, the Kyiv Republic, etc. . Marginalov). 6. The war between France and the Fourth Reich. The section of Europe, including the new section of Poland. 7. Branch of North Ireland from the Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and joining the Republic of Ireland. 8. Civil war in the United States, the allocation of California and Texas in independent states. Creation of the Union State of Texas and Mexico. The subsequent victory of Ilona Mask during the elections of the US president in terms of states enshrined after the Civil War of the Republicans. 9. Transfer All the largest stock sites and financial activity from the USA and Europe to Asia. 10. The collapse of the Bretton Wood financial system, including the collapse of the IMF and the World Bank. Refusal of the euro and dollar as world reserve currencies. The return of the gold standard. Transition to the active use of digital fiat currencies. “