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2040 in my opinion
Anonymous
March 19, 2025
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I don't imagine that 2040 will be better than 2025 because technology tends to advance very rapidly and this is not necessarily beneficial to mankind, you know that saying "we give up some things in favor of others" in this sense it seems to me that we are giving up things that are really important, namely principles and values that have existed for many decades or millennia inherited by our ancestors and ancestors for something that is new, handy and more modern which can be destructive to man.
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Un mondo senza guerre
In 2040 I see myself with grandchildren to whom I will leave a better world than this one ,wars no longer exist ,pollution has improved the air is cleaner and the world of research has made progress partly eradicating some diseases such as cancer.Obviously mine is a hope I believe in
il futuro che vorrei
the future I would like should be with less investment on arms, strengthen relations with all European countries not defend the indefensible always mediate peace, remove duties from states that give us a living , assert ourselves as a European state and bring down the heads of the European parliament, be in the forefront on immigrants always be on the side of the weakest, address the climate situation
netrúfam si
I would like people to be people, ending isa all wars and hatred. We should have respect for each other, take full advantage of the progress of science and technology, travel through space. We must preserve biodiversity and planet Earth, protect animals and flora. Future generations must be smarter than we are. Good luck to mankind to make it work.
Geopoliitiline sõltumatus
Energy: at least 70% of Europe's electricity comes from renewable sources and we are geopolitically independent in this area. By 2050, a thermonuclear reactor will have been completed to supply the grid.
Security: Europe has closed its borders and will not accept new refugees, citizens of other countries. NATO member states spend at least 3% of GDP on the military. European NATO member states possess nuclear weapons.
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