2023-06-05 09:52:47

No, it's just a transition

All vehicles with internal combustion engines cannot be replaced. There will be a shortage of raw materials for the production of batteries, wires and infrastructure.

Lithium, cobalt and neodymium stockpiles become the limit beyond which the future of electric cars ends

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2026-07-06 13:16:44

No, but it can create huge recruitment problems.

In the coming years, the main problem will not be that AI will completely replace programmers, but that it will seriously change the recruitment market. Previously, companies were willing to train newcomers, but now many prefer to hire one strong AI developer instead of several novice employees. Thanks to artificial intelligence, everyone will work 30-50% faster, the company may need 7-8 people instead of 10, which means that new employees will be hired less often. AI will make remote work even more accessible, and if previously a company was looking for a developer in its city or country, now it can hire a person from almost anywhere in the world who effectively uses AI. This will greatly increase the competition between specialists.

The most likely scenario is not the disappearance of the profession, but a reduction in the number of entry-level vacancies, increased requirements for candidates and increased competition.

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2023-05-11 07:53:15

On the delivery of people and cargo into space

The construction of a Martian colony will require 1 million tons of cargo. It is this reserve that will make it possible to create a self-sufficient colony on the Red Planet. And space is not limited to Mars alone.

If in the future it is possible to reduce the cost of delivering goods to space, the idea of ​​creating permanent colonies on the planets will turn out to be quite realistic.

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2026-07-13 15:44:51

The outlook is negative, and the situation is likely to worsen in the near future.

The European growth model of recent decades has largely been based on access to several external pillars - cheap resources from Russia, the huge US consumer market, and the industrial interconnection with China. Now Russia is under sanctions, China has turned from a client into a competitor, and the United States is imposing restrictions and tariff measures against certain categories of goods. The loss of 3 key sales markets at once cannot be fixed either with an injection of money or with new technologies.

Europe coordinates decisions between 27 countries, has more regulation, and takes industrial action more slowly. The United States and China are acting faster. At the same time, the EU wants to preserve the sovereignty of states and compete with powers where economic decisions are made faster. Therefore, individual countries are expected to leave the EU. And the main question is not even whether Europe will disintegrate, but whether it will be able to reform faster than it loses its industrial base.

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