“COMO ELES JÁ SABIAM”: A PREVISÃO DA "THE ECONOMIST" PARA A ELEIÇÃO DO BRASIL | DANIEL LOPEZ

[music] Put on the cover of The Economist. Does this have something to do with the election? Let's go. Now we're moving on from... Up until now we were focused on numbers, right? Okay , now we're going to go completely crazy. Madness and fun. Excuse me, everyone, we're going to play a little game here.

Why did this cover cause such a stir all over the world? Why did he get it right more than usual? Because The Economist always tries to predict the next year, right? It's coming out at the end of the year. When is it leaving? In December? The next one, I think, is in December, yeah. Maybe if it's in

about two months it will come out. And there? What do we have? Which one do you want to zoom in on? Guys, first of all, let's remind those who don't know about this, right? This is a cover of The Economist. He said, "The group understood that we could divide this up like it was

a pizza, each one for a month, right?" So, if you take that little boat over there, the boat would be around January. This boat... This boat is kind of Viking-ish, isn't it? A rather old boat. If you were to examine the clothing of those guys on the boat, it would be the uniform of a

Persian soldier. Persian is Iran. Exactly. So, war in Iran on February 28th. It hit. It hit. Guys, that's it! And then there's a tank right after that . There's Zelensky over there too, also in blue clothes, because they 're in Ukraine. Now, this zoom is amazing. Thank you, Leni. You see, Vilela, that Trump is right there in the middle

, right? Dancing. AND . On our left side, or the left side of someone looking at the image, in the left corner you have Xi Jinping of Russia. It's very clear. Putin. No, that Jinping is from China. From China, sorry. China, Xi Jinping. Putin. And they say the other one is Lula. Man, he looks like Lula. What