Hope for our Earthly World It took more than 50 years. Now the first reactors that use nuclear fusion and have a positive energy balance have gone into operation. They meet the highest safety standards. There is no risk of catastrophe and an almost unlimited source of energy has been tapped. After a few mistakes, we have arrived at a sustainable energy mix of renewable energies, syntetic fuels, hydrogen, fuel cells, solar and wind power and other energy carriers and processes. solar cells can already convert more than 50 percent of the solar energy into electrical energy and a large part of the rest is available as thermal energy. storage systems have become efficient and inexpensive and are no longer produced with ecological problems. the efficiency of all means of transport could be increased by at least 50 percent. The waste of resources by mass production of inferior, short-lived with deficient quality is over. We have just passed the collapse of ecosystems. There have been huge disasters in some regions. Extreme weather has increased. However, global systems are no longer so heavily burdened by people. We are slowly moving away from the critical points. Forecasts agree that everything will not be stable until 70 to 100 years from now. We had been "waiting" for too long and were too "selfish". The situation has forced us to more sustainability and less war. It was really close to twelve. Most major conflicts have been resolved; there has been an equilibrium of forces. No one can really win, but we have to be very vigilant. The UN has been reorganized and has assertiveness - including military. There is national independence. There are funds that are used for stabilization in critical areas. the use of funds is strictly controlled. Those who don't want this will only get minimal emergency help. Food production takes place in sufficient quantities worldwide. Of course, this is still a demanding task. No one has to go hungry anymore. The great migratory movements no longer take place. This is also because illegal migration is no longer a great source of income and is associated with high risks for the traffickers, etc. The world has become more stable. And people had to arrange themselves a bit more in a positive sense. In the end, we won something overall. Let's learn from the mistakes of the past. And if we forget too much, then next time may be the last time.

The sun rises over a lush, self-sufficient Paris. Streets are quiet – no fossil fuel cars anymore, only trains and electric capsules hovering quietly between buildings. I take my morning coffee, grown in vertical greenhouses here in the city, and open the news on my holographic screen. 2030 was a turning point. After the major energy transition, the EU became a world leader in sustainable technologies. Cities were transformed into green ecosystems where buildings not only consumed energy but produced it. Climate change slowed down, and nature recovered. My workday looks different now. I'm working on developing AI that supports people's creativity rather than replacing them. Human values have become more important – education focuses on empathy and critical thinking. In the evening I walk along the Seine, which now has clean, clear water again. Children play, people talk – the future we built is brighter than we dared to hope.

It would be good if there were no more wars in the future. That the countries work together for a good future for all of us. That we care about our planet. The disease is no longer there either. We all do something and then we all enjoy life. This is our only planet we need to protect.

In the future, there will be a gondola lift here in my homeland that connects all the places together. There will be fewer cars. The school will have changed its system to such an extent that students will be supported in their strengths and further promoted. Central Matura no longer exists, nor does it make sense. More attention will be paid to general knowledge. The form of government will also change. There is more power coming from the people. We will have referendums more often, fewer politicians doing nothing for us anyway. It will also be important that everyone can provide themselves with a little bit of food.