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Apr 28, 2020 20 min

What's up with 2020?

from Ukrainian Unleashed Hosted by Alex Zamkovoi

What would the world we all know but, I guess, none of us could imagine yet look like? Complete uncertainty. In most countries of the world, the coronavirus epidemic has not yet reached its peak, but economists, political scientists and philosophers are already trying to distinguish the contours of the new world that will arise after. Well, in this episode I’ll try to get acquainted with the latest trends and most obvious after-effects to imagine what kind of reality we’ll leave in, let’s say in 6 months from here. Are you with me? Let’s go!

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