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Die Erde 2040
Anonymous
March 19, 2025

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How will people live in 2040? Will they keep the peace and strive for it?
There will be AI-supported technology, many robots will do the work that people still do today.
do today. The earth will be a few degrees warmer, the weather will be more extreme and unpredictable.
Disasters will increase. The USA will no longer be the world power, other governments will
will come. I hope that people will do something for the climate so that the earth will last a long time
and people can live on it.
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