It is the year 2040. I am standing outside my house and life is good . My youngest daughter graduated as a doctor just last week and my eldest is a professional boxer . They are making more money than I could ever imagine. Myself and my husband have just bought our dream retirement home in Tenerife and plan to relocate for a few months of the year . Ireland finally has a government that cares and respects its citizen's, for a couple of years it wasn’t great . We were taxed very high . Hopefully all that is behind us now and we can move forward. The sun is shining and my coffee is hot . I’m a very happy person today on this day in 2040

I would like to return to life before when there were no computers or mobile phones or anything like that, because I believe that all the values of the human being are being lost, there is no empathy for anything, no one obeys anyone and we are raising a youth that does not know how to do anything or has any aspiration in life, to me my parents instilled another way of seeing life and that we should be able to move forward without them helping us.

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I imagine a future in which vehicles will transport us autonomously. These vehicles will not use fossil fuels and will not belong to users either. I imagine that something similar will happen with the transport of goods; huge trains will run on the rail network and robotic stevedores will unload the selected products at each destination point. In this ideal image, goods reach consumers, eliminating unnecessary travel and reducing the current level of stress when circulating on public roads.