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La vie en 2040
Anonymous
March 19, 2025

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The future in 2040 I imagine we will have a lot of evolution and we will have cars flying over us people will work less and less we will have robots that produce all we will have more and more people who die and life will become very expensive we will have buildings with hundreds of floors we will not have much room for animals and we will kill them as soon as possible.
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un pessimo futuro
a better future and exploit the heat, the cold, the wind that is created in industry. is a little untapped potential even that of pollution.
CO2 pollution can be transformed into positive energy, but unfortunately in 2040 it will not be possible.
I see 2040 with a high rate of pollution and waste of energy, a 'reckless increase in the population that already at the beginning of the year will have consumed what the earth gives'
I see more and more states wanting everything right away; rare earths electricity to go-go and if they can't get it here they threaten
I see more and more a race towards weapons that use a lot of electricity
we will have a world increasingly elittrized not in the sense of electricity but that given by the weather.
more and more lightning in the clear sky violent cloudbursts and temperature changes
Hunger is the real thing. will increase; desertification will advance quickly while the poor people will stand by waiting for something that will not come while the rich will have villas with pools and water in yosa
electric motorization is useless because if every car circulating in the world were electric there would not be enough electricity and to produce it we would use polluting energies
So 2040 is going to be a future like 2025 is, like 2000 was, nothing's going to change.
un monde meilleur
A world where artificial intelligence cultivates benevolence and kindness between individuals, helps to establish a climate of trust between individuals on earth. A world where hard work is taken on by technology and allows workers to return home less tired. A world where children are cherished by their parents who finally understand that children are born to be loved. A world unarmed in the proper sense of the word. A world where everyone eats their fill.
It is now 2040, how little has changed, in the last 15 years. We are even more on our own. Who are my neighbors and whose children are walking down the street?
Families are small, but it seems there is no care and sociability.
Then young people don't know what to do with time, crazy things happen.
We live in an uprooted world, every man for himself.
No respect and war everywhere, everyone wants power.
Healthcare is run by robots, with a few people open to getting involved.
We want to decide everything ourselves, our country once a Christian nation, is off God's radar.
We no longer dare to go out in the evening,
afraid of being attacked.
Everything is controlled by the Internet.
We are still short of housing, and many differences in living conditions.
The environment remains a battleground, although much is now recycled. Fortunately, we can buy products without disposable packaging. This is how we try to keep the earth livable also by consuming less and protecting nature.
December 25, 2040
Meanwhile it is Christmas and I am very old. It's not so bad: I could leave whenever I want, but with the help of medicine and science I live quite well. My grandchildren are adults and have graduated or almost graduated. Society doesn't look much like it did in the 1920s. The economic level has dropped ( but is acceptable) in what is the European Union and the USA. On the other hand, countries that were once emerging have grown. This has brought great changes in all areas, even the most mundane ones such as our eating habits. Home gardens, recycling, and the reuse of everyday objects have grown. Manual labor in one's garden or vegetable garden is quite important for one's well-being, partly because at home most household chores are automated. Work trips are also minimized.
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