The future of the world's economic powerhouses looks uncertain.

‌Excluding the US and China, since they have future industries...
The existing economic powerhouses like
Japan, Germany, France, and the UK
seem to be at a level where they lack future industries.
It is true that Korea is currently struggling with its own immediate problems,
and it is uncertain whether we will survive in future industries
between the US and China...
However, while we at least have a foundation to attempt to compete,
the existing economic powerhouses have almost no future.
We might not feel a massive change right now,
but looking at a long-term horizon of 10 to 20 years,
the world economy will likely not be what we once knew.
It feels like we are on the verge of a massive transformation.
Looking back at this point in time,
I feel grateful to the older generation who lived frugally,
and to the previous generation who aggressively expanded our industries.
Thanks to them,
Korea at least still has enough resources to make an attempt.