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Pár věcí co by bylo fajn
Anonymous
March 19, 2025

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I hope in 2040 I will have a beautiful child who will be smart and love me. I will be with my girlfriend and I definitely think I will have a good job with good pay to support my family I hope I will be healthy. I continue to think that ecologically I think that would be wrong. Either we should come up with something that won't pollute the planet so much or we send her to the Grove. I certainly thought we could have new means of transportation much faster. than they are today. It would be nice if it went the right way.
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технологично !
There should be a minimum income for every person in the world ! Cars that don't pollute ! free public transport ! no prejudice and racism ! a house for every family ! The right to grow our own food ! Public teud by all for housing improvement and development ! laws of decency and respect equal for all !
SUCCESS :)
Buducnost snov
The year is 2040. This year has undergone major life changes. They have invented a cure for cancer and so people live a normal and spontaneous life. The death rate has been reduced because our health service is very well trained and more experienced. The robots that were being bitten have thankfully been rejected but allowed to assist at least as far as the consilia are concerned. It's an incredible feeling to live your life to the fullest and die of old age. Everywhere in the world is peace. People love each other, help each other as much as they can. We are again self-supporting everything that we as a country grow or build is ours and we do not sell to third countries unnecessarily. I also want to point out that the labor absenteeism is low. People work and receive from the state for this support premiums and various benefits such as irreversible positions, housing, stable work, etc... We have been so kind to our nature that everything has returned to normal .. we have 4 seasons again. It's a great feeling.
Zelena budućnost
I'm staying in a bright, energy-efficient building in the heart of Barcelona. The city is electric this morning, but most people use public transport or bicycles. I open my vision and breathe in fresh air - something that was not possible twenty years ago, when the roads were choked with traffic and the air was fogged with exhaust fumes.
When I walk through the business, I crawl through a park that has never been a car park. For the last twenty-five years, European castles have been transformed - concrete surfaces have been replaced by green oases, and renewable energy has taken over. The radar is shorter, and the joy of cooking has become the norm, giving people more leisure time.
In the evening, I eat with friends on the terrace of a small restaurant, drink wine from the local organic vineyard and enjoy a quiet evening. Europe has not turned into a science-fiction world, or has become greener, more truthful and more liveable.
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