After Trump disappears, a competent dictator will take his place. Maybe not immediately, but within 20 years. Someone who will use all the precedent set by Trump to its fullest to effectively remove any democratic element left in the US political system. I'm not sure how the US will deal with this, or how the rest of the world will react, but I'm certain that somebody is watching Trump while thinking: I can do that without being a complete moron.

We will never, ever get the Winds of Winter. And it will be at least 20 years before anyone redoes a tv GoT

Complete economic collapse, a depression of the likes we have never seen

AI, robots, politics, nature, energy. So many things are going to change but I am not sure about anything.

To make a bold prediction, I would say that there will be a civil war in Europe. Funny enough, both sides will claim to defend democracy.

I'm calling Half-Life 3 in the near future, maybe even a new iteration of the Orange Box. Valve has been weirdly active about their old IPs and rumors are flying.

I'm basically looking forward to it being one of the best things to come out of the US this decade. Finally, an export we can be proud of.

I've incidentally been working on a whole future fiction project showing the world as it will look by the end of the century. A lot of my predictions feel kinda boring and predictable and maybe a little inappropriate for this comm — stuff about wars and climate change and so forth — but I still have a few more fun or interesting predictions:

1. The first complete human language to develop naturally in the Antarctic will be a sign language native to King George Island.
2. Speaking of sign languages, many popular anime shows and movies will be remade in them.
3. Esperanto will become one of the world's most widely-spoken languages.
4. The Internet will collapse on itself and be replaced with a "Second Internet".
5. A bridge over the Bering Strait will be built.
6. A permanent moon base will also be built, under the administration of the UN's successor.

And I could mention a number of other predictions, particularly about the future language landscape of the world — but at the same time I don't know to what extent I can call these "calling it now" predictions, anyways.