I'm over 80 years old. Yes, health is no longer praised, but mental abilities are preserved. It's gone as I hoped. I'm not a burden to my family, I have a place in a communal home, and I like it there. Life is exactly what I want - there are people with whom to communicate, the opportunity to go to the sea every day (if I move poorly, I still manage to do it) in addition to modern opportunities for communication with children and grandchildren. My biggest concerns about how a grandchild with special needs and a child with a chronic disease can cope - they have been resolved. There are so many new solutions in healthcare and social life. It seems like a utopia, but politics is few and more people's own opinion about how to live. These twenty years have very nicely influenced our perceptions - it doesn't matter what I own only in people-to-people relationships. We're no longer stockpiling, we're getting along with less, we're happy to share. The reason is probably also modern technology - the opportunity to travel, communicate interactively. Yes, servers take more pure nature, but we've besieged ourselves and the land isn't digging up to find gold, oil shale and oil, etc. There's plenty to reuse. From time to time, I think about the terrible dumps of the past and it gets bad. It's good that I have my own shrub in this common house to observe and still have this clean and undulating sea!

The future of Europe will be shaped by AI, making life easier and more efficient. Smart cities will have better transportation, cleaner energy, and safer streets. AI will improve healthcare, helping doctors diagnose faster and creating personalized treatments. Schools will use AI to help students learn in ways that work best for them. Businesses will grow with AI-powered tools, making work more productive. Governments will use AI to improve services and decision-making. Of course, challenges like job changes and data privacy need attention, but with the right balance of innovation and responsibility, AI can make Europe a better place.

In 2040, public money will be wasted unwisely. All, even the smallest decisions to think about, which will save money on important things - for example, defense, without worsening the current situation, but working in a planned way. E.g. transportation of patients. The patient from Rokiškis needs to go to Vilnius. A car from Panevezys arrives, transports and returns, and in 2040 contracts will be concluded with the carriers of each district and the trips will become cheaper. It will require less fuel and less time.

At the 2040 i belive there will be 100% recover energy cars, veciles. Including trains. I belive our footstamb will be lesser to global. I belive peple will grow more forests and save the nature. Shops will ve more automatic, selfservice and ooen 24/7. I belive there will be poissibility to join school classes from home. Mabye there will be a special glasses to put on and you will see you sitting with classroom with other students and teachers. And you can do it from home. I belive there will be some kitchen machines what will help you to preapre food and meals. I belive hospitals will have more machines to help and save people. I belive people can easily change place where they wanna live or travel and dont need visa for that.