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Talk to me again in 10 years, I can give you a more precise answer.
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The speaker is saying that a definite answer is not possible yet. They expect that ten more years will bring enough time or information to make their view more precise. The line therefore expresses patience and acknowledges that some questions become clearer only with time.
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