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Future transport
Anonymous
March 19, 2025

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I would imagine that in the future we would have environmentally sustainable car, charged from natural sources, like sun, wind or water, which would be able to travel on the roads, in the air or on the water, and would be able to recharge themselves while traveling.
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Frieden und Gerechtigkeit
The future I imagine would be one without foreign bodies in our country. Where criminal "travellers" are immediately expelled. Where work-shy people do not receive social benefits, pensioners are not fed breadcrumbs. Politicians are finally there for the people and not in their own pockets. Where politicians can be held accountable for their mistakes and have a salary like the average citizen. At last there is peace because all weapons have been destroyed. Where the Brussels bureaucracy has nothing more to say and we in our country decide for ourselves on issues that are important to us. Men and women earn the same salary for the same work. The absurdly high managerial salaries are reduced to a reasonable level. The ugly concrete castles are no longer being built. Every person, every family can afford a home, because the work of the "little man" is more appreciated and better paid. We drive diesel cars to curb the exploitation of rare earths and child labour in this regard. Nature has partially reclaimed its territory. The greatest thing, however, is that at last it is no longer envy and no longer a dispute, because people are all equal.
Finally, we have reversed the trend! Global temperature rise has plateaued and we can slowly work towards a reduction. Melting of our land ice sheets has stopped. By cleaning the ocean of plastic pollution, fish stocks have recovered and we can enjoy the food of the sea without risking its regeneration. Organic farming of fruit, vegetables and cereals has taken off worldwide. The efforts of rich countries in drought-prone areas of Africa have enabled us to revive farming in old agricultural landscapes.
Energy development has achieved new successes and reduced our dependence on coal, gas and nuclear power. New methods of renewable energy sources and efficiency improvements have paid off.
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