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Anonymous

March 19, 2025

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In Europe, significant changes will take place from 2025 onwards. I think that the single country that is to be called the European Union is about to fall apart and many countries will have to leave the Union. After all, I live in a small country and, in terms of area and the number of inhabitants, I do not think that it will see significant changes. I am looking forward to the changes in other places. Ukraine will have to shrink and accept all the conditions that Russia will dictate to it, and Germany and other countries in which SAD military bases are located will have to stand up and demand that they be abolished, because it is unnatural for another military power to wage war in another country if it does not want to.In the Balkans, it is to be hoped that the artificial state of Kosovo will not happen, and most countries of the world will accept that Bosnia and Herzegovina will grow because it is not a natural creation, but a miniature copy of the former Yugoslavia, and we know how it has grown. I also think that the SAD will have less impact on the gatherings in Europe, because it will be in the midst of other problems. When I imagine a better future, and I think that this is what the majority of Europe's citizens want, I have to think that this can hardly happen, because most foreign countries do not have to accept that there are no more 18 and 19 years when they can do what they want. So I think that real peace will never come...it is enough to look at the history of the people's generation...unfortunately this is reality

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People will work to live and not live to work. Work weeks will be a maximum of five days. Cities will stop being productive machines, and will become the space in which a cohesive society can be expressed. Social cohesion will again allow children to grow up together with their peers, in safe and available places throughout the territory. Neighborhoods will allow soft mobility and there will be a return to having at most one car per household. Secular third places will once again exist for teens and adults, who will not necessarily have to spend money to have reception.

"A Sustainable, Connected, and Thriving Europe"

In 2040, I imagine a Europe that has fully embraced sustainability, innovation, and community-driven progress. Climate change is no longer an existential threat but a challenge we have successfully tackled through renewable energy, circular economies, and nature-conscious urban development. Transportation is powered entirely by clean energy—public transit is seamless, fast, and accessible, reducing the need for private cars. Cities are green, with vertical forests, smart energy-efficient buildings, and abundant public spaces for people to connect. Rural areas are thriving, thanks to advanced digital infrastructure that allows remote work, telemedicine, and sustainable agriculture. Education has evolved beyond traditional models, incorporating personalized learning, real-world problem-solving, and emotional intelligence training. AI and technology serve as tools for empowerment rather than replacement, supporting individuals in their creativity, critical thinking, and well-being. Most importantly, communities are stronger than ever. Technology connects people rather than isolates them, fostering local engagement and global collaboration. Policies prioritize well-being over economic growth alone, ensuring a fair and inclusive society where no one is left behind. This is the Europe I hope for—one where sustainability, innovation, and human connection shape a thriving and balanced future for all.

Nov sistem za novo in boljše skupno življenje

Humans are animal beings, striving to survive. We want the best for ourselves, but we are bound by socio-demographics. We want to help each other but are constrained by the current political-economic system. In the future, I would like us to be able to transcend the system we are caught up in and to free ourselves from the animal instinct that makes us egocentric. I want and hope that we can realistically care for the well-being of the environment in which we live, that we can help each other, that we can use our knowledge and technology to improve our health and to benefit each other in every way.

Optimisme

A better future would be one in which we stop fighting or getting worked up over things that aren't important, and wars of "religion" no longer exist. We'd take care of the earth and stop polluting it. On a more personal note, my daughters would have finished their studies and have a job in which they're fulfilled, they'd have a family life that they want and that they don't feel "trapped" in. In short, they'd be happy to discover the world without fear of their fellow man or of a natural disaster, and they'd travel to discover a world unpolluted by mass tourism. I'd be close to retirement, so I hope I'd still be able to enjoy my family and the free time I'd have. And everyone would be in good health.

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