Ida Auken is a somewhat delusional council member in the World Economic Forum, who wrote a story about the future dystopia her and WEF have planned. Her own fear of it comes out in her short story when their fictional character is thinking "I just hope that nobody will use it against me". That, Ida, is exactly what will happen in this delusional dystopia when you 'wrongthink', because that's what always happens in such places, and history already confirms it. Have you forgotten history so quickly among the gleaming lustre of your WEF position, Ida? If so, Ida, you should immediately read George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four to gain some broader insight, as to how 2040-2130 will be like. You know, the later parts of your dystopia that is an early utopia to your imagination.

Ida Auken is a somewhat delusional council member in the World Economic Forum, who wrote a story about the future dystopia her and WEF have planned. Her own fear of it comes out in her short story when their fictional character is thinking "I just hope that nobody will use it against me". That, Ida, is exactly what will happen in this delusional dystopia, because that's what always happens in such places, and history already confirms it. Have you forgotten history so quickly among the gleaming lustre of your WEF position, Ida?