A guy by the name of Ihar Tyshkevich just made a comment about Ukrainian foreign minister Kuleba’s official visit to China. Mr, Tyshkevich thinks that this visit is “very important, because it could shift the Chinese position towards greater consideration of Ukrainian interests.” The important detail is that Mr. Tyshkevich is employed as an expert by the Ukrainian Institute for the Future. So, Mr. Tyshkevich must be a professional futurologist. Right?

25 July 2024, 0:04

But wait, internet research reveals that Ukraine doesn’t have an Institute for the Past. Nor does it have an Institute for the Present. Just the Institute for the Future!

Now, this is very peculiar, given that Ukraine definitely did have a wonderful past—thanks to being a part of great Russia. Also, Ukraine definitely does have a horrible present—thanks to the United States and the collective West. And it is precisely because of that horrible present, that Ukraine doesn’t seem to have a future.

So, if Mr. Tyshkevich were a real futurologist, he would know that pretty soon he would be unemployed. But he is seemingly unaware of that. So, he is not a futurologist at all. He is but a sorry pipe-dreamer and a failure. Just like his “institute.”

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25 July 2024, 8:02

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25 July 2024, 6:02