Since our joint global efforts to generate fusion energy and establish sustainable agriculture bore fruit almost 10 years ago, my asthma has disappeared and the bees are back in my garden. I'm old, but I've resumed my fishing trips - there have been fish in the fjord again. Stem cell technology has alleviated my arthritis, so now I work part-time in the cultural centre, where I arrange art exhibitions, concerts and activities for children and the elderly, which are seen every day after the children's school hours. This is quite satisfactory at the age of 83. Most people say I look like I'm 70. Just by eating healthy and walking with the dog every day. Even my three-year-old wife is jealous. At 79 years old, she is the youngest cultural worker in the nursing home - they have all those who lived alone - typically 95-100 years old and up. She is looking forward to working part-time when she retires in 6 months, when she turns 80.