Oh what a beautiful morning, beautiful sun minus 3 degrees outside the window, snow just in time to go out sledding with the great-grandson. In the room a Christmas tree, in the kitchen you can smell Christmas. In two weeks, the 5th decade of the 21st century begins. For the 3rd year in a row it promises to be a nice winter Christmas. The mighty of this world have finally got along with the protection of nature, climate. Much credit for this goes to the wise use of AI. In Europe, fortunately, it's been 12 years without wars, peace is fairly stable thanks to full EU consolidation. The traditional TV sets, film festivals and many of the old entertainment programs have been consigned to history. Several times a month we meet in theater/concert halls for various "live" performances. The integration of multiple information systems has led to rapid health monitoring. Every day at a certain time, everyone sends information about their health parameters. In case of concern, the system asks for an in-depth analysis and, if necessary, sends a doctor to your home or transportation to a health facility. Many cultural and educational initiatives promote direct social integration. Social and "drone" transportation is great, the number of traditional cars is drastically decreasing, another 10 years and we will see them in museums and movies.

I may no longer be of this world, but for my children and grandchildren, I would like peace in this world, no wars, no attacks. I'd like to see a world full of good things, where the climate is restored to the way it used to be, where there are no more homeless people, and where everyone has enough to eat.

It should be our primary goal in Germany to make hard work, for example a second job, lucrative again in the future and to reward it in society through tax relief and not through even higher taxes than in the main job. You lose the motivation to be hard-working and the argument that you are taking someone else's job away with a second job does not apply. On the other hand, all people should be accepted in society and we should be happy to have such diversity. But you should definitely keep an eye on the safety issues because of some people who are dangerous. But you shouldn't lump everyone together, that's unfair to everyone who is honestly happy to live and work in Germany. The big problem will simply be to find a healthy middle ground. To sum up, the task is certainly not easy, but there must be ways to achieve this.

Permanent world peace has been achieved. Political leaders have agreed that we respect each other's land and sovereignty, so we no longer need weapons against each other. The money saved has been used to tackle climate change and stop the rise in temperatures. Waste collection and recycling has also reached a level where it is beginning to look as if the earth's carrying capacity will last into the next century after all. Income inequalities have been levelled out, both in Finland and globally. We have found new ways of employing young people, for example through longer apprenticeships. Society continues to take care of the disadvantaged, but also by better integrating them. There is no ageism, neither for young people nor for seniors. This is how we can extend working careers. Work will be increasingly independent of time and place, so there will be no need to move in search of work, and we will keep Finland populated to the extent that it makes sense. People's mutual care, community spirit and altruism have increased and selfishness has disappeared. Finland is still the happiest nation in the world, but also the most knowledgeable. Learning and education have risen in value, and in return, culture and art are also valued.