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October 31, 2026
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TEST CVG: The future belongs to all of us. Let's think together about how your ideas and inspiration can shape the future of Europe. Life today is very different from the time of your grandparents. A lot will have changed in 20 years. Imagine living in 2040. What would your ideal future look like? Choose a topic that is important to you and that you would like to see changed or improved. test xx xx xx
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Håb
I hope that there are some decision-makers who have opened their eyes to how society's economy can hang together in the long run.
In 2040, I'm 51 years old and apparently still have more than 20 years in the labor market - that is, if I live that long.
So in 2040, I hope that we have sorted out how the welfare society will be able to hang together and if I continue to work in the public sector, I hope that there has been a major review of the legislation surrounding public benefits, so that there is more dignity for both the sick and the caseworkers on the other side of the table.
Svetloba
There is no more money, everything is free, jobs are done without pay because we don't need it anyway because everything is free, people live in peace and without worry, we have enough natural resources, nature is green and unpolluted, politicians have become honest because there is no money to bribe them with....
Vodne vojne
In 2040, a world war will rage. It will be fought largely over water resources, which will then be chronically scarce. The few countries that still have clean, drinkable water resources will be under occupation by the richer developed countries, which will own their water resources. People will live in scarcity and poverty, famine will reign, disease will be rampant and people will die en masse from malnutrition and poisoning. War will end when humanity is extinct.
Boljša prihodnost
In 2050, Europe is very different. Cities have become green and smart, with tall buildings covered in plants that clean the air and generate energy. All buildings are energy self-sufficient and every home uses advanced recycling and solar panels. Cars have disappeared from the city streets, replaced by wide paths for pedestrians and cyclists. At every turn we see urban gardens where people grow their own food.
Transport has changed completely, with high-speed railways and flying cars connecting cities across Europe. Education is technology-driven, with every child having access to a personalised curriculum. Europe has become a centre of innovation, where people from all cultures come together to create a better future, free from pollution and more connected to nature.
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