I would like people to finally understand that if we take care of ecology and the so-called ecological solutions, we should all be responsible for it and do something about it, not just the citizens of the European Union. If the whole world does not act, nothing will come of it. On the principle of "either everyone or no one". It cannot be that others in the world do what they want, and we here are "depressed" by new taxes, forced to radical solutions. That's not how it should be.

All countries have evolved. Practically, there is currently no such thing as poverty or unemployment. In addition, certain sectors that were vulnerable a few years ago, such as agriculture and livestock, have had a boost from the respective governments and are currently a modernized sector that brings added value to society. And apart from this, workers in these sectors have improved their working conditions and profit margins. on the other hand, schoolchildren are advancing by leaps and bounds, forgotten already the problems of interconnectivity to which they were subjected at the beginning of the century. They're not indoctrinated. And the populist political parties that once emerged strongly and made their members rich have disappeared, leaving politicians committed to the needs of their citizens. These politicians have also put an end to political corruption.

No one would have thought twenty or thirty years ago that the evolution of society would have occurred in the way it took place. The negative omens of a dark and pessimistic future have become a calm and tranquil society with a forward vision based on respect and the use of resources. Thanks to the expansion of culture and knowledge, humanity was able to realize how essential it was to take a total turn in the path of no return that was being taken. It has certainly been found that there is no better antidote to fatality than the development of projects aimed at positive evolution. We must make every effort not to abandon this path and continue with sustainable development efforts maintaining the focus on the dissemination of knowledge, culture and respect at a global level so that the objective is the constant improvement of living conditions on our planet. As resources are limited, we must sharpen our ingenuity so that their use does not lead to the destruction of the environment that was given to us by our predecessors to take care of them and deliver them to our descendants.

Since our joint global efforts to generate fusion energy and establish sustainable agriculture bore fruit almost 10 years ago, my asthma has disappeared and the bees are back in my garden. I'm old, but I've resumed my fishing trips - there have been fish in the fjord again. Stem cell technology has alleviated my arthritis, so now I work part-time in the cultural centre, where I arrange art exhibitions, concerts and activities for children and the elderly, which are seen every day after the children's school hours. This is quite satisfactory at the age of 83. Most people say I look like I'm 70. Just by eating healthy and walking with the dog every day. Even my three-year-old wife is jealous. At 79 years old, she is the youngest cultural worker in the nursing home - they have all those who lived alone - typically 95-100 years old and up. She is looking forward to working part-time when she retires in 6 months, when she turns 80.