Technology will evolve visually, but in order to avoid pollution from the electricity that is needed to make more and better devices work, each of us must contribute to the reduction of emissions so as to ensure the advancement of electronic devices by reducing pollution.

In 2040, in 18 I would like the world to be completely different, but I would particularly like to see machines or means of road transport being abolished forever in the future. Indeed, my future is also about the past, because I would like to live in a way in which animals are ‘used’, but to use in a positive sense, in my view the animal in general and in the world was born not only as a companion to humans but also to help them. Indeed, I would like to live in a world where machines are replaced by, for example, coaches with horses or elephants or camels depending on the place in the world in which you are located. However, this does not mean that all means of transport should be abolished, because aircraft or trains or vessels cannot be replaced by animals, including for their welfare. So in the future I would like to “use” animals, but always in their respect, to change the world: both in the climate field, because this would lead to a reduction in pollution and thus help and stop climate change and in the cultural field, because I believe that using all the means that we can have to survive, without always inventing something new, can help people to organise themselves and open up their mind-set.

I assume that in the coming decades scientific research, and consequently technologies, will become more advanced and new rules of our universe will be discovered. The advanced technologies that are currently only experimental will be able to help citizens from a medical health point of view. An intrinsic property of this advancement in human science is the increase in the quality of the education system. As the proposed future is set in 2040, the 2030 Agenda will have been finalised. This leads to the possibility of a decrease in global warming. I honestly don't think that in the future our society will be totally correct and morally perfect. Such a society has never existed in all of human history, so I doubt that in the next 20 years we would be able to build it. From a purely economic point of view, there is a possibility that in the future trade power will be more evenly distributed across the globe, as the populations of many nations are still developing. It is, however, possible that much of the economic power will still be in China's possession. Economic development would also lead to more jobs and improved country-to-country migration conditions.

I would like my future to be different from what I am living now, but I do not want to change too much. Living in an apartment in the centre of the city where I will live, work every day, so that I always have something to do with my colleagues. The world will have changed radically after having left a long pandemic and war that can be seen as the third and one of the most devastating economic ones. Together with the decline in the economy, technology will also be blocked, almost falling back and then recovering. If the world was controlled by technology in 2020 and even school classes were held thanks to computers, iPad and mobile phones, making technology almost a danger to human identity, it will have found solutions in 2040, both to slow down technological development and also to many of the problems such as climate, because even if we think it is a long-term dilemma, it will come before or later that day. In order to be able to continue living in the world, you sometimes need to return to their origins when you still used the card. The map will change because a war leads to others and peace does not bring things back as they were before.