But at my age, do I still have a future? I'm nearly 78 and I'm seriously ill, I have leukemia. (I don't do chemo... it doesn't heal). But hey, I'll pretend I'm not sick! I'd like to get together with my children, my grandchildren, my great-grandchildren, and spend several days with all this little world, in the middle of nature..when summer's here. The days would be longer and the nights shorter. Real family happiness, Enjoy nature to the full, nature is so beautiful, and with your family, nothing can be more beautiful than this family reunion! Live without thinking about the future, and live the present moment to the full. To think only of the present moment, to live life to the full, without thinking of the future, which is just around the corner...

The company will understand that chasing only money and the cheapest product is not worth it. It will return to a more logical and meaningful local way of life by getting people to start spending more time outdoors in the fresh air again and understanding that living cooped up in offices and cars and in apartments in the evenings chained to cell phones and computers just doesn't make them happier.

Between 2025 and 2050, I think a lot has changed. Anyway, the main thing I would like to mention is that all people, regardless of race, have started to live better. Poverty has stopped, hunger has stopped. All people whether women but also men had jobs that covered their various expenses.

I'd quite like to see a big regression in social networking. People talking face-to-face to really say something to each other, not to make more or less kind comments. A greater tolerance of ideas would also be necessary, along with more compassion and humanity.