It's already a warm April morning in 2050 and I'm getting ready to go to work. "Please show us today's weather on your way to work," I say to my interactive wall, and with the sound of a horn, Konrad Mägi's spring views are replaced by a detailed weather report, which shows that a louder wind can blow between the houses just before the work place. I put on my spring jacket and walk outside. Although the automatic electric buses drive quite from my door to work and I can even get faster self-driving taxis, I decide to enjoy the beautiful weather and walk to work. During my walk, I wonder whether to start with a group work or a discussion – although we already have enough time to be awake, do Portuguese students, who are two hours behind us, bother to actively contribute to group work in a virtual studio so early? I have fun on my own, because in fact I know that once a European University has been established, there is probably an interest and desire to make the most of university time.