Alternatively, he said, the people speaking it might decide on principle that they would not want to work for someone who wouldn't want to employ them because of their accent. But he made a prediction. In 100 years, the editor of the Daily Telegraph, for example, will be speaking Estuary English or some version of it because by that time everybody will. But there will be some new version of English, from Essex or elsewhere, and the editor of that type of newspaper will be complaining about it. That has always happened and it will continue to happen.
Wise people smile and say, 'That's nice'.