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Anonymous
March 19, 2025
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There are forms of living for the elderly where you grow old together. Each has its own home but a communal garden and recreation room. The care is also taken care of jointly for everyone.
Furthermore, the child benefit ate in a jar for the child who can use from the age of 16 for, for example, a driving licence or a study. The rent allowance goes directly to the housing foundation.
There are shopping centers with greenery and outdoor spaces where everyone can come together and exercise. Sports are free for everyone and for that you automatically pay 5 euros per month to the municipality, regardless of whether or not you do sports.
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Gemeinsames Europa
Europe has a relatively open border system. The nation states still exist and their independence is still fully intact in most areas.
In defense, a pan-European stance will also protect European economic interests.
The people of Europe are trying to intensify common ground in order to strengthen and protect Europe's status.
Lavoro leggero e tempo per sè
In 2040 many jobs will be replaced or helped by technology, this means less time will be needed to do them. I would like to see us be able to divide the work among the same number of people, so that no one is left jobless, but give a lighter work schedule (half of today's) to everyone.
Unistus helgest tulevikust
Every human being is valuable regardless of his or her nationality, age, level of education, etc. The state has high social guarantees. The unemployment rate is very low. The tax system is benevolent to the population. Income tax 15%, VAT max 18%. Maximum 4 working days per week. Free medical care, free higher education. Public transport is free. Utilities are cheap. Borders are open, people can travel where they want. There is no threat of war, there are no wars in the world.
peut être
I don't know because I'm 68. In 15 years, I may not be around to know whether 2040 will be the future. Let's remain optimistic, but in 2040, at 83, my life is behind me. I'm thinking of my son, his family and, above all, my grandchildren. Will France still be a democracy? Has the Great Replacement begun? Has war devastated Europe? No, none of this: people have mellowed, our leaders have found solutions for a peaceful world, the ecological revolution is beginning to bear fruit, and the world is calmer and more serene. My grandchildren are flourishing in their work and in their lives. Their future looks bright.
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