Alien intelligence could be quite friendly, and I think that in the future, in 2029, we will live with extraterrestrials who will teach us everything, and it seems to me that it will be a completely alien world. It will be a world so alien that we won't even understand what is good and what is bad in it. Just as, for example, a knight of King Arthur could not form a moral understanding of the modern world—he would not understand anything in it at all, starting with parliamentary government. What is a parliament when there is a living suzerain? Likewise, he certainly would not understand how huge numbers of serfs and free shooters could exist, live happily, and get by completely without masters. This would be beyond his understanding; he could not imagine it. In the same way, we do not understand what will happen in 10-20 years; we cannot see it. The future provides, first and foremost, for the emotional evolution of man, who becomes kinder and more tolerant, plus the development of technology to uncharted heights. Practically instantaneous travel around the planet, thought-communication, robots that do all the dirty work, ecologization, and with the help of nanotechnology, we will forget what old age and disease are. And most likely, our entire population will turn into a single entity—I mean the absence of classes, the presence of a leader, and a cult of his personality. We will surely get by with one currency. IEC.Exchange will be engaged, in addition to its current exchanges, in the exchange of students to other galaxies. Everyone will start traveling on ecological transport, and as for Kazakhstan and America, we will be on the same level, both financially and socially. This is my opinion for 2029; although I will be almost 40 years old, I will still be glad to see such a magnificent world.
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