In the year 2040, I take a trip. The ugly wind turbines that disfigured the landscape several years ago have been dismantled and properly disposed of. Instead, trees have been planted again and the birds are singing. Electricity prices have fallen again and supermarket prices have also remained stable because someone is finally in power who puts people's real health first. In the distance, the 5 G antennas on the prefabricated buildings have disappeared again because people have remembered Nikola Tesla, who said: "Everyone can get electricity for free. More oaks, chestnuts and beeches have been planted again and no longer the small ornamental trees. After I've had a rest and looked at the vegetable fields, which are now fertilized with natural substances, I make my way to my quarterly appointment with a naturopath, which everyone can now attend free of charge once a quarter, because it's a preventative measure to make sure I'm eating healthily and that my mineral levels are in order so that I don't get sick in the first place.