Maybe personally I will be very happy to enjoy the high-tech convenience just like I can order the food by done delivery .That’s insane and also many diseases can be handled simultaneously.Tje climate might be not habitable for us,due to our over development.

When I look back on my younger days, I remember how unstable housing felt in my community. Families were always packing boxes because rent had gone up again. Neighbors squeezed into crowded apartments. People worked full-time yet still couldn’t afford a place they could truly call home. Those memories stayed with me, shaping the kind of future I hoped to see. And now, in 2040, I see that future taking shape around us. Our community has become a place where no one is pushed out because of their income. Public housing is clean, safe, and respected - something people are proud of, not ashamed of. Local governments listen carefully to the people they serve, involving us in decisions that affect our lives. Our neighborhoods are mixed and welcoming. Parks, schools, health services, and public transport are close to everyone, not just a lucky few. People stay, grow, and build their futures here without fear of losing their homes. This is the future I always imagined: a Europe where a good home isn’t a privilege, but a shared foundation for a fairer, stronger society. A future where housing is not a fight. It's a right.

Europe will have learnt from its past mistakes in terms of security and defence and economy. It will no longer be seen as a side partner with no real power when it comes to wars at its borders. It will be equipped and able to deter foreign threats, both military and online. While having strong foreign partnerships, it will no longer rely on third countries to provide it with rare materials, energy or manufacture critical products. It will have understood that companies are critical to its social welfare and adapted its regulations to European companies' needs. Energy and life costs will no longer be an issue for Europeans as there will have been investments in new nuclear technologies, incentives given to companies to produce in Europe in a simplified regulatory framework, taxation, social and labour costs will be harmonised and education will be again a strong pillar of the society.

¡Qué alivio que hemos dejado atrás los años 20 con toda esa sucesión de crisis entrelazadas que parecían imposibles de resolver! ¡Qué alivio que ya no tengamos que pensar si la democracia está en peligro o vivir en la permanente incertidumbre de si habrá un retroceso reaccionario de todo lo que nos costó tanto ganar! Igual que fuimos por fin conscientes de los límites físicos del planeta y la economía del dónut sucedió al capitalismo, también lo fuimos de los límites de nuestras democracias con debates multitudinarios que impidieron que (¡por fin!) se hicieran con el poder de nuevo crueles demagogos autoritarios que no creían en los valores de la democracia. No sé cómo podíamos vivir con esta angustia permanente... . Se acabaron las gerontocracias, las idiocracias, el tecnoauritarismo y la perpetuación en el poder. La IA ya no es un negocio privado de milmillonarios a los que (¡por fin!) se les obligó a repartir el 90% de su fortuna, como ya había sucedido en los años 50 del siglo pasado. Se ha puesto solo al servicio de la resolución de los grandes problemas del mundo. ¡Qué alivio también que el dinero ya no mueva el mundo! Todo esto fue posible porque se aprobó y puso en marcha en 2030 la Constitución de la Tierra de Ferrajoli, la carta magna que protegía todos nuestro problemas globales. La naturaleza de la que formamos parte y sin la cual no podemos vivir, está especialmente protegida. La Constitución da un marco para que todo se solucione diplomáticamente. Desde su aprobación se acabaron las guerras y los genocidas del pasado fueron juzgados con severidad. Ayer celebramos la fiesta del #NuncaMás. Si tengo que describir cómo es la vida ahora, la palabra que me sale es tranquila. Sin amenazas constantes a nuestra seguridad y bienestar, el día a día es plácido.