A better future is one without corruption, in which people help each other, politicians govern for the good and well-being of people. It is a low-tax future with effectively used budget contributions. Food is healthy, minimum income is satisfactory, there are communities that support others through their actions, and everyone has benefits.

In 2040, I would like to see the world modernised to such an extent that medical care for all is available under conditions of minimum price and that the difference is covered by social transfers drawn from the state by various lazy migrants whose aim is exploitation. Social transfers could be arranged in such a way that, in addition to incapacitated sick people, they are also given to the unemployable on condition that they carry out certain work (assistance to the incapacitated) before receiving them. Development of agriculture with domestic smaller areas and accessibility for all with locally produced food....

Honestly, I would like to see a totally different Europe. We are currently lagging behind other geographical areas, such as the US or Asian countries. In Europe, it's just taxes, taxes and taxis, and it's all about too much bureaucracy. We have been unable to do anything because of the excessive regulation that exists and we are losing talent to other countries. I may be engaging, but by 2040 the European Union will no longer exist, at least in the way it is today.

**1. Clean energy sources:** The vast majority of the world's energy needs are covered by solar, wind and hydropower. Energy storage technologies have evolved to such an extent that renewable energies are reliable and continuously available. Homes and companies are largely self-sustaining, using their own energy sources. **2. Environmental sustainability:** Cities have become communities with green spaces and sustainable lifestyles. Transport is carried out by electric vehicles, bicycles and public transport, significantly reducing CO2 emissions. Recycling and waste reduction have become part of everyday life, significantly reducing the negative impact on the environment. **3. Innovative technologies:** Smart cities use technologies that improve quality of life and increase energy efficiency. Artificial intelligence and robotics help people in their daily lives, allowing them to spend more time on creative and social activities. - Huge advances have been made in health technologies, making modern, personalised care available to all. **4. Social equality:** Education and the labour market have become so inclusive that opportunities are available to all, regardless of gender, race or social status. Communities work together and support each other to ensure decent living conditions for all. And that would be Hungary by 2040!