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Budúcnosť bez hladovania
Anonymous
March 19, 2025

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For me, the biggest problem is the unavailability of food for all people on earth, and I assume that by 2040 this problem will have been solved for the benefit of mankind - which will be greatly helped by the development of robotics and artificial intelligence, and as a result mankind will be able to provide enough food for itself, and I also assume the awareness of mankind in the sense that every human being will be entitled to have that food.
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Einigkeit macht stark
Ukraine's war and Trump's government have awakened the Europeans. Ukraine was forced to make peace, NATO was prevented by the US, and it was admitted to the EC. The EC has set up a joint army, some of which is based in Ukraine. The bureaucracy has been radically simplified, applications must be completed after 6 months at the latest. Britain is back in the EC. Council of Europe decisions need 60 percent approval. The blockade of individual states no longer exists.
denis.dogan@outlook.de
It would be nice if in 2040 viruses such as HIV and annoying pestilences such as cancer were to be considered eradicated.
It would be nice if you could already determine at birth whether the child has serious diseases to expect, which you can then immediately eradicate.
It would be nice if inflation could be reduced to a minimum.
It would be nice if religions no longer matter. Because there is religion. Wars that can be prevented.
soloicewind@yahoo.com
The Eu will dissilve. USA, Russia and China come to maybe not ideal, but still mutuallí acceteble agreement where Euope will have no choice at all except to adjust to the new World order. They will have to nomalise their reletionship with everyone. All those who won't comply, will be exiles, as simple as that. No Brussels dictate any more. National goverments will prevail. No LGBT, only conservative approach.
International world
Ideally, I like to think of a future in 2040 for example, that is even more international that the world we live in today. In fact, I consider that nowadays, when compared to the previous years and the generation of my parents and grandparents, our reality is way more international and I've lived it myself. But I like to believe that in the future it will be even more easy to travel and explore other countries and share international experiences worldwide. However, I'm afraid that these expectations I have in mind for the future might be stopped by wars and international conflicts related to politics.
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