Entry-level specialists and workers performing routine or standardized tasks will be the first to suffer.
AI replaces repetitive office and analytical tasks, while robots replace physical labor in manufacturing, logistics, and transportation. In developed countries, this process has already begun due to the high cost of labor and is gradually unfolding, first with the introduction of AI over the next 20 years, and then with the introduction of robots over the next 20 years. Less developed countries will face this later, when the economic feasibility of automation becomes higher.

Professions with high creativity, sophisticated analytics, or significant emotional engagement remain relatively safe. In socialist or planned-oriented economies such as China, the state regulates the introduction of technology, redistributes resources, and provides social guarantees, which mitigates job losses. In capitalist countries, automation directly affects workers' incomes, increasing the fear of unemployment and increasing social inequality.
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Yes, due to Chinese restrictions on the trade of rare earth metals.
China controls rare earth elements that are necessary for almost all advanced technologies and are almost entirely produced in China. It accounts for 70% of their global production and, more importantly, over 90% of their processing. Thus, it can respond to restrictions from the USA and the EU. Therefore, negotiations will have to be made with China. Chinese media note that the supply of many important medicines in the USA is also almost entirely controlled by China.

China itself is very much dependent on world trade. And foreign trade is a constant leash for China.
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In 2034
There is a massive outflow of capital from Europe, which is flowing into dollar assets. Accordingly, euro positions are declining, while the dollar and yuan are strengthening. The Chinese yuan is starting to surpass the euro as a global currency. And this cannot be changed anymore.

After any member leaves the EU or if the EU collapses, the euro will be worthless to anyone. The dollar will strengthen in the short term because savings will need to be shifted to some more stable currencies. Europe will not buy American goods due to the crisis, and there will be no one to sell them to. China and Russia will not buy because of sanctions. India currently does not buy, relying on its own market. Asia also does not need American goods. The East will not buy goods in large volumes. Moreover, the dollar index is calculated based on the euro. Right now, the euro is being artificially sustained despite the crisis—it is not falling—but in the event of the EU's collapse, it will no longer be possible to hold it up.
The euro was ambushed: Why the EU currency may disappear, what fluctuations await the exchange rate and how to save savings
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Egg
The first amniotic eggs appeared about 340 million years ago, while the first chicken appeared only about 58 thousand years ago.

The first chicken appeared as a result of a genetic mutation that occurred in a zygote created by two near-chickens. So the two proto-hens mated, fusing their DNA to form the first cell of the first true chicken.
What came first - the chicken or the egg: the answer to the riddle of the century is found
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