In 2040, I dream of a world where nature and food exist in perfect balance. Farms will use eco-friendly techniques like permaculture and vertical farming to grow food without harming the environment. Cities will be full of green spaces, with rooftop gardens and urban farms providing fresh, organic produce to communities. People will rely more on plant-based diets, reducing the need for large-scale livestock farming, which harms forests and pollutes water. Advanced technology will help grow food sustainably, using less water and land while preserving biodiversity. Forests, rivers, and oceans will be protected, ensuring that nature thrives alongside food production. Traditional farming methods that respect the land will make a comeback, reducing chemical use and promoting soil health. Food waste will be minimal, with composting and recycling systems in place. This future will provide nutritious food for all while ensuring that nature flourishes for generations to come.

More lively people, more accommodating to each other, less information being fed to people on TV and other info channels about people's deviant tendencies, lower taxes, easier for young people to buy homes to raise their children, more benefits for a decent life. Middle-aged people get good salaries for their work, peace and quiet everywhere. No one is experimenting on people, fewer diseases. Better quality of life and health. This is the period I would like to live in.

In those years mobility was finally no longer a cost or reserved for an elite. Commercial transportation was mostly left to railroads and aerial drones for the final routes. The biggest miss-understandg of the pandemic years, electric cars, was limited only to urban transportation such as cabs and car-sharing users. Diversification was leading the way and allowed everyone to find the best solution for their needs. One of the key factors had been the development of small solar panels allowed all the auxiliary systems of normal-powered cars to be kept running, allowing a significant increase in powertrain efficiency. This type of technology spread very quickly not because it was supported by incentives or other types of aid, it had caught on because of its convenience and the possibility of home-made installation by users with a minimum of technical knowledge. The introduction of fuels derived from industrial or agricultural waste had helped to achieve economic circularity.

I think AI will play a big part in the future and there will certainly be a lot of technology that we didn't expect to see. For example, there will be something like a medical computer, so when you go to the doctor you could just talk to a computer about what's wrong with you and it would send medicine to you at the pharmacy.