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  1. After an incredibly long time of thinking even before I saw this question, I found a fairly clear answer. At the moment, Russia, unfortunately, lives exclusively on the raw needle. Oil and gas as a basis. At the same time, agriculture as such is in a decadent state, and it cannot release something really strong, competitive and saleable-like cars – to the market. But there is one huge PROBLEM – nuclear power, alternative energy sources and technology development are already developing at a rapid pace. At the moment, if you cite the statistics of cars in the world, you can understand that 3/4 of oil goes to gasoline. However, the development of Elon Musk, for example, the same electric cars, which, in my opinion, in the future 50-70 years will pass most of humanity, puts an end to the actual cost of gasoline – it will simply not be so necessary for humanity. With the sale of gas, too, everything is rather sad, since all sufficiently developed countries are trying to provide themselves with alternative energy sources, because of which there will be no need to pump out the Earth's resources. At the same time, it is impossible to raise the agricultural sector without investments and people who are ready to work and achieve results. And such investments can now only come from abroad. How to save the economy? Selling the best military equipment in the world? But in this case, Russia provides its own potential opponents with equal weapons, which cannot be done, and no one will do it. “To science” – I'm sorry, we can't either, a country where scientific buildings are transferred to religious organizations, and a doctor of science has a salary less than a janitor… I think we can draw a conclusion ourselves. Russian citizens are a separate topic. I often analyzed TV programs on the air, the quality of education in schools and universities in the country and came to the conclusion that if young people do not engage in at least self-education, then the ending will really be quite sad. At the moment, literally everything that is possible is aimed at narrowing the field of view of a Russian citizen, entertaining him with rather silly shows, and general degradation of consciousness. During the seventeen years of the current president's rule, I have not seen the rise of science, education, salaries, jobs, and in general – the economy and care for the population as a whole. But the state is also created by people, and especially by smart people. My conclusion is that while maintaining the current state policy and civil degradation of consciousness, Russia does not expect anything good – at least. As a maximum, the sale of land will begin. But this, I repeat, is the prospect of the next fifty years in the most negative of its variants.

  2. there are rumors that in five or ten years the country will run out of oil. this means a quick and merciless fuck up of the entire country's economy. by this point, some “high people” will finally destroy what is still working in the country, plunder what is still being plundered, and take out what is still being exported. perhaps then the citizens will finally turn on their brains and think that perhaps we did something wrong and blindly gave power to the wrong people? but it will be too late. if in the future the current government is cursed and the names of these comrades are included in the black shameful lists of figures in the history of the fatherland, this will be only a small consolation

  3. A revolution, in some form. The critical mass accumulates, all sorts of grandmothers of unicorns will die, and the reasonable one grows up, becomes the basis of the country and will stop tolerating it, since they are much less amenable to propaganda in its outdated form. If the authorities do not change and adapt to the changing realities of modern life and ways of transmitting information, if they do not understand that TV and newspapers are no longer enough for modern people and figure out how to rub in a new way about the “Russian world”, “geyropa”, “decaying west” and the like. If it “corrects”, which is not very likely, given their stupidity, then the Russian Federation is waiting for a dystopia, like from the pages of Bradbury or Dick. But it will eat itself up, because a country cannot exist forever if it is robbed more and more every year. It's just that then the citizens will have a hard time at all – all the power will fall and a new one will be needed, which will strive towards progress, although it's not a fact that it will work out. But the country will be devastated, people will be reduced to extreme poverty, and Russia will have a long way to return to its old life. But then life can become better than with the old regime, under which it only became worse. And if there is a revolution, all this will happen earlier, when the country will not have time to become completely impoverished. In any case, hold on, Russians: hard times are waiting for you, just a question of when. Personally, I think it will be soon. I even hope so, because when they pass, everyone will be better off than ever. The main thing is when it will not be fucked up.

  4. Very vague and uncertain. Russia lost outright in the 20th century, but the population did not draw any conclusions . Looking at what is being done in the country, it seems that the country's leadership is doing everything possible to ensure that Russia loses the 21st century as well. And judging by the information from the TV channel, the majority of the population approves and supports this case.

  5. Still, if I knew the purchase, I would live in Sochi (c) An old saying of preference lovers.

    In the long run, for 50+ years, in my opinion everything will be fine, well, just historical experience says that for 2-3 generations there will definitely be a “bright now”. But for the next 5-10-15 years, I would not give an optimistic forecast. It's just that there is a real, recorded (?) decline in industrial production in the Russian Federation from the 12th year to the present. Just like that, with a”? ” sign. No one knows the total number, or they don't want to know. There are more or less clear data on the y/y principle for individual regions, some of them, by the way, showed an amazing increase, well, about like comparing the number of tractors in 1913 and 1963, but in general there is an understanding that in five years the Russian Federation has lost at least 10-12% of industrial production, and it does not matter how to count, in pieces or in tugriks, there is a decline, and it is double-digit as a percentage. Even if growth starts now, how and why we don't discuss here, it will take decades to compensate for this five-year failure and reach the level of trends from 2012: – (

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