Those who try to predict the future are:
a. sometimes right, especially when they predict technological changes and inventions
b. almost always pessimistic, that is, they believe things will get worse
c. interested mostly in making money by betting on events and inventions that will pay off
d. visionaries whose power can’t be explained
a. sometimes right, especially when they predict technological changes and inventions
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