HARMLESS FUDGE。I did not find all the reasons to hate this book （see many reviews on Amazon or here）。 Instead it is probably well-informed （there is an extensive bibliography） and has two-three significant defects， the first two in style， the latter in content:1） it tries to befriend everyone， particularly the Woke community; it even manages to slip in a #MeeToo2） I am not sure how an actual native speaker would react， but I found the usage of English particularly unctuous， with a proliferation HARMLESS FUDGE。I did not find all the reasons to hate this book （see many reviews on Amazon or here）。 Instead it is probably well-informed （there is an extensive bibliography） and has two-three significant defects， the first two in style， the latter in content:1） it tries to befriend everyone， particularly the Woke community; it even manages to slip in a #MeeToo2） I am not sure how an actual native speaker would react， but I found the usage of English particularly unctuous， with a proliferation of catchy even if overworn keywords， taken maybe from marketing and/or board meetings （unprecedented， realignment）， not to mention exquisite English expressions to show how well learnt they are in the language （"nigh on"， "potency"）3） but the real point is， in July 2020， the authors venture into some forecasts like Low Inflation， Low Price of Commodities， China-USA as the major next confrontation。。。 men you got it all wrongIn conclusion， I am not sure if this is a Mein Kampf for the Fourth Reich as some readers saw it， I was expecting a horrific and horrendous reading， and it turned out to be a demonstration that even those who claim to be able to give a "panoramic overview of the future landscape" （the humbleness of it！） can't see beyond their nose。 。。。more