I am already retired and luckily for ages there is no reason to complain about health so far. How long this health condition could last is impossible to predict. But seeing how many people of my age (including younger and older people) are struggling with access to necessary medical care, as well as with physiotherapy procedures that would help delay the emergence of more serious health problems and increase feelings of well-being. It is therefore necessary to improve access to medical care. Given what is happening in society, it seems utopian. It would also be necessary for the elderly to be able to move more easily to care homes that provide decent care. Surely assisted suicide should be legalized, for which hundreds (if not more) of hopelessly ill people would be grateful. Ultimately, the whole society would benefit.

I don't have a good feeling for the future that will look bleak. People will be more unhappy because of the technology. A robot will determine our lives, Ai will only cause disadvantages compared to the happiness of the people. There will be little or no communication. The robot will control our way of life. Nature is polluted by way of more and it becomes practically unviable. Floods will plague us and what are people doing to improve it?

The canals of Amsterdam reflected the floating gardens that hung above the streets, fed by smart irrigation systems that cleverly reused rainwater. Cyclists silently drifted by on self-charging e-bikes, while autonomous vehicles silently delivered their passengers. The years between 2025 and 2050 were marked by immense transitions and sociological changes: the climate crisis had led to large-scale renewable energy projects, and artificial intelligence had completely changed the way people worked. Universal Basic Income had put an end to extreme poverty, and most people spent their time on creativity, research and collaboration with confidence. The fears of 2025 had proven largely unfounded. The technology had not replaced man, but instead put in their power to focus on what has real value; each other.

In 2040, I want to see a world where people live longer and healthier lives thanks to advances in medicine and biotechnology. Diseases that are now fatal will be preventable or curable, and our quality of life will be significantly improved. Cities will be quiet and clean, as fossil-powered cars have been completely phased out and replaced by electric and autonomous means of transport. The noise from engines will be gone and the air will be fresher, which benefits both humans and animals. At the same time, we want to have a deeper respect for nature. Urban planning will integrate more green spaces and biodiversity will be preserved. We want a lifestyle that prioritizes sustainability, and technology will support harmony between people and the environment. This future would be better not only for us, but also for future generations and the whole planet.