The day began calmly for Lydia. As she opened the windows of her apartment, the fresh air invaded, full of the smell of flowers. The sky was clear, without the slightest indication of exhaust gas, as all vehicles from 2035 operated exclusively on renewable energy sources. After 2025, a series of crises – climate, energy, social – forced humanity to reconsider its stance. In 2030, it was called the Year of Great Collaboration, when governments, scientists and communities came together to create a global circular economy system. Since then, all products have been designed to be fully recycled, while the use of artificial intelligence has allowed for rational resource management. Lydia prepared for her work, connecting her "mind" to the network through a discreet implantation. In her office, the challenges were no longer about how to save the planet, but about how to maintain the harmony they had conquered. He thought that the greatest achievement was not technology, but a change in human mentality: The "I" had given way to the "we."

On this bright morning of June 2050, I leave my home, a house autonomous in energy thanks to the solar panels integrated into its walls. The streets are silent, not because they are deserted, but because electric vehicles and bicycles dominate. My first stop is the local café, where I order a drink produced locally by vertical farming a few kilometres away, reducing the carbon footprint. On my way to work, I climb into a Hyperloop, an ultra-fast network that connects European capitals in a few hours. Borders no longer exist physically: A common European citizenship was adopted in 2035, facilitating cultural and economic exchanges. In the afternoon, I participate in a collaborative virtual reality project with colleagues across Europe. Technology has reduced unnecessary travel, while promoting better collaboration. On my way home, I contemplate a clear sky, free of pollution thanks to the ambitious climate policies put in place as early as 2030. The Europe of 2050 is a prosperous, sustainable and inclusive continent, where innovation and respect for the environment coexist harmoniously.

It's 2040, The Russian Ukrainian war ended already in 2025. Vladimir Putin is not in charge of Russia anymore. There is no more war going. On other side, people don't work 5 days a week anymore, but a typical workweek is 4 days long so people can rest 3 full days. People are using co2 free transportation and there aren't so many cars anymore. Electricity is cheap and people who use electrical heating don't have to pay several hunder of euros for they electricity bill.

It could be nice with a little easier public transport so it will be easier for the elderly to shop and nice if man could get more done at the hospital you live close by when it may only be a little trifle to be done and wait time should not always be so long ang mobile phone then everything next should be impersonal a little more help to the older generation