Concrete predictions are a fool's game, but very few here foresee a flood of emigrants – or believe benefit scroungers exist in statistically meaningful numbers.
Something similar has happened with Sonos, whose software for controlling its music players has had a radical remake – darker, blockier – on mobile, but not (yet) on the desktop, though you can foresee the latter app suffering a gravitational attraction towards the more-used app.
He poured scorn on the prospect of a coalition with the Liberal Democrats, saying he did not foresee a hung parliament after the election and that he was relishing the prospect of Labour defeating Nick Clegg.
"Could we foresee him being as effective as he has been?
That makes it difficult to foresee how it will all end".
If Peter Tatchell defies his doctors' advice, and electoral norms, and makes it to parliament at the next election, he can foresee trouble, pretty much straight away – from himself.
It's not just the complete failure to foresee this crisis.
Because systems designers cannot foresee every set of circumstances, there must also be an off-switch.
Second, we need to streamline the development phase, in part by ending earlier the development of drugs which do not offer the prospect of being truly distinctive.In addition, I foresee more innovative partnerships emerging in R&D.
The projections each side has produced for Greece's primary budget surpluses (ie, before interest payments) do not seem that far apart: both foresee Greece running a surplus of 3.5% of GDP from 2018 onwards, which would mean a reasonable decline in Greece's debt-to-GDP ratio over time if it can sustain economic growth.
The only certainty is that the business of tomorrow will not look much like the one the pundits of today foresee.
