I have 2 children and in 15 years they will be 18 and 21, basically they will be adults, but I reckon that if they don't study abroad they will live here. I hope that by then technology will have moved on again and everything will be even easier and more connected. That even if they live abroad, contact will be possible without any problem. I hope that many of the diseases that threaten us now will be completely eradicated thanks to vaccines on the decline, I expect cancer to become a common disease. I think there will be a greater disparity between the economic classes and we, as the upper middle class, will be worse off overall, but since we already own property and will eventually get more from family, I reckon we will actually be better off overall, but worse off on a day to day basis. The biggest difference will be in the top end, which will be even better off, and the bottom end, which unfortunately will be even worse off.

The year is 2040. There are several billion people in the world, because a cure for longevity has been found. But you can travel to space, you can actually live there, and you can even choose a planet. Mars has people who like rocky "seas", Pluto has people who like fresh water and 100% oxygen. Scientists and doctors are going to Jupiter and trying to find a cure for cancer( it still hasn't been found yet, but it's well on its way). Well, those who like life on Earth stayed here. Cars are no longer just racing on the roads, but even in the sky, competing with planes and shuttles. Tourism is booming. Everybody wants to go to space.

European leadership finally started prioritising European citizens over foreigners and corporate demands for cheap labour and stopped the mass uncontrolled migration, protecting European culture and values. The unelected bureaucrats of the EU commission stepped back and allowed for the nation members to actually govern themselves for the most part, and worked to guarantee the freedoms of the citizens and a high standard of living in the union instead. Finally, to tackle the declining birthrates, traditional family values were promoted and incentives given to young Europeans to start families and create safe environment for the next generation to be raised.