Looking back on past predictions to see what the future holds for the new year

The annual Ipsos poll recorded predictions from residents of 33 different global markets, and for 2022, the poll revealed that “more than three-quarters of respondents are optimistic this year will be better than the last. Optimism is high about the global vaccination program to combat COVID-19, and that the biggest perceived threats facing the world are natural disasters and foreign government-backed hackers causing an IT shutdown.

As well, more than 80% of the world’s population would receive at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine in 2022.article, those numbers were close – more than 5.51 billion people worldwide received a dose of a Covid-19 vaccine in 2022, equal to about 71.8% of the world population.Article content The Ipsos poll also stated that, for 2022, “expectations around the economic outlook are also less positive.” To be honest, things have been less than stellar on the economic front for a while, and you don’t need a crystal ball to tell you this will continue well into the new year.PREDICTIONS OF ASTEROIDS FOR 2022

Ipsos Poll also predicted for 2022 that “an asteroid collision is expected by 16% of those polled, up one percentage point from last year’s survey. Meanwhile, 14% of respondents expect aliens to visit Earth this year, with this view held most widely in India and Saudi Arabia.”Article contentSurprisingly, some got it right – and some were just plain off.

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