By 2040, everything will be electronic. Life will have evolved so far that many things will be replaced by Artificial Intelligence. Traveling among young people will be very popular, they will work from home. In the shops, many companies will employ people who are afraid to keep up with the rapid development. People will be even more busy, more will go to work. Money will be important in everyone's life, without it nothing will happen. You'll have to pay for everything.

In 2050, Europe became a continent where the harmony between technology and nature reached new heights. Cities are connected by a network of silent magnetic trains that travel the landscape at lightning speed without disturbing the environment. Every day starts with fresh air, as fossil fuels have been completely replaced by renewable energy sources such as solar panels, wind turbines and geothermal systems. A small village in the Czech Republic has become a prime example of how technology can serve people. Anna, a 30-year-old agronomist, wakes up in the morning in a house that regulates its own temperature and recycles water. Her field work is efficient and gentle thanks to drones and robots that analyze the soil and plant crops. In the city, ‘urban markets of the future’ take place, with vertical farms supplying fresh fruit and vegetables directly in the centres. Between 2025 and 2050, Europe underwent a transformation. After the 2020 pandemic, there was a period of climate solidarity. Countries have invested in research and education. Large corporations were forced to comply with high environmental standards and individuals were granted the rights to a ‘sustainable income’, which meant that basic needs were available to all. In 2050, Europe is not only technologically advanced, but also fairer. The diversity of cultures and languages is carefully preserved and celebrated. Life in the countryside and cities is ecological, communal and yet modern.

In the future people will be more aware that if we do not participate anything will work for example, there are people who occupy a position in politics only to have notoriety or earn more money, this will disappear now everyone will have the same salary and the only difference is that their job will be to ensure that the community works, is more equitable and the citizens are all covered as the Spanish constitution says, eye! it is not to get everything in the face, it is to have the possibility that no matter how humble your salary may be, you can pay a roof that covers and shelters you and so there are fewer people on the streets. In the future people will be more supportive and above all the nuclear tests in the subsoil will end and thus stop damaging the planet, just as nuclear energy will no longer be used for the good of all. In the future we will stop deceiving the population by telling them to eat vegetables or laboratory products instead of meat since plants also have the life cycle the only thing that when you start a carrot you do not hear it but who knows what it suffers, for this reason we will be less hypocritical. We will also let each community supply its citizens with its products and what is exported, they will realize that it cannot be sold at the expense of high prices and a precarious population. We will be fairer and, as I say, fairer. We will look after and watch over our elders and punish with jail anyone who abandons or mistreats an animal. In our hospitals they will not look tired faces because there will be doctors and nurses to spare to have a quality health as corresponds to a good society and no one will be untouchable whether official or not if he commits a crime to prison or the sanction that corresponds to him and can no longer exercise his functions, any politician will be dismissed if he comes to the government with lies in his electoral proposals, what he preaches . has to fulfill it There will be no jobs for life, the term ends, you get unemployed and you look for a job. This would be a promising future but not perfect there are things that had to be adjusted already in 2025 and what I see in Andalusia is a lack of commitment of the Board with public hospitals and a lot of commitment to private health, if this gentleman were removed he would begin to think that all the above is possible..............................

It’s the year 2040, and I step outside, taking a deep breath of the crisp, clean air. The sky is clearer than ever, thanks to the shift to renewable energy and electric transportation. Gone are the days of smog and pollution. I can finally enjoy fresh air without worry. As I walk through my neighborhood, I pass by vertical farms growing fresh fruits and vegetables right on the sides of buildings. No harmful pesticides, no wasted water—just pure, healthy food for everyone. I stop by a vending station and grab a snack, knowing it’s made from locally grown, organic ingredients. The rivers and lakes nearby sparkle under the sun, free from plastic waste. Thanks to advanced filtration systems, clean water is accessible to everyone. Children play outside without fear of pollution or unsafe food. This is the future I always dreamed of—a world where better food, cleaner air, and pure water are not privileges, but the standard. And I’m grateful to be living in it.