The first thing I would like to see is a world that lives in peace and whose primary goal is to fight poverty. I would also like us all to do our bit to stop climate change or, if that is not possible, at least slow it down. It would also be nice if the richest people in the world gave away everything over 5 million and redistributed it among the world's population. This would go some way to alleviating the poverty problem. It would also be important for everyone to always have access to clean drinking water and not fall ill because they have to drink contaminated water in order to survive. That would be very nice and I would also like to live to be 150 years old and stay totally healthy and mentally fit.

Opening my window first thing in the morning to take a fresh breath of clean air. This was despite living in eternally growing city of London. The air was crisp and without any pollutant smells. It was like being in a dense forest - the scent of trees and nature. Looking across the city I saw the glow of the rooftops - solar panels. Yes even in cloudy London everyone used solar power. This was because the tech had become so efficient that it was now possible to generate enough electricity for the average flat. Looking around I also spotted the buildings that instead chose to opt for green roofs. Vegetation and plants being used as a natural insulator but also to reduce the ovrrall temperature of the city during the hot summer months. Because the summers were getting hotter than ever each year. Thankfully this idea cooled the city down enough for it to be tolerable.

AI has taken over the world. Young people no longer spend their time sitting in university desks, because AI provides the answers through the internet. They are travelling a lot and experiencing new things. Relationships with their parents are almost broken because the worldview is so different between generations. To avoid this, more emphasis should be placed on humanity in everyday life, even in the age of high technology. The state of nature is the same as it is now, the climate has not changed. Technology has evolved and allows us to do things that are difficult for ordinary people to imagine today. It makes everyday life easier. Medicine, too, has evolved, giving hope to people who are ill. People have begun to seek the truth and many have discovered that God is real.

Technology has evolved to a whole new level, both in the private and military spheres. It is likely that control over individuals' private lives and finances has increased, which has also led those who disagree to become emboldened and to create alternative and perhaps even more creative financial networks. But most importantly, the perception of prosperity and security among the people of our country has changed. The UN has ceased its useless activities. A new security organisation has been created, perhaps already in cooperation with a more coldly developed civilisation, which is already preventing war conflicts from the outset. That is to say, not by allowing war to break out and allowing people to die, but simply by isolating the instigators of these conflicts at the very first stage of their ideas and plans. These new arrangements for the total prevention of armed conflicts make it pointless to spend the resources of armaments and those resources are invested in the well-being of people in the broadest sense of the word. The war between Russia and Ukraine is over in 2025, but the sanctions against Russia still exist. This Russian aggression is an example of the fact that the concept of security in our land had to be changed, because the majority of the population of the land simply watched as hundreds of soldiers and innocent citizens were murdered every day, and we understand that this is so primitive and therefore it is no longer tolerable. Sanctions on Russia start to be removed after ten years, when democratic elections have been held there.