a future without wars

A better future: working part-time, work-appropriate pay to spend. More preventive medical examinations, as I work hard or physically difficult work (kitchen assistant – what this means: every day, I need to raise up to 700 kg of potatoes, containers and have a completely destroyed spine, legs and I am completely eaten) and I would expect more preventive action in this area to make things easier for us. For such professions, pre-retirement, especially for women, at least up to 55 years of age, or if you already have more rewards up to that quota, if you choose to work after 55. For difficult occupations, women are in early retirement.

I imagine a world where there is peace and there is no war, we are still in politics. I also imagine that, now, the younger generation will be more responsible to avoid learning from the mistakes they now live in. Because this makes sense not to repeat history. The world in which our children will live will be more advanced, the more the environment and the standard of living will be higher than it is now. More emphasis will be placed on care for the elderly, as the population is ageing and this will be a political priority. I also think that young people will want to spend more time in nature and put more emphasis on returning to the roots, i.e. old lifestyles, because we will become too tired and technology and this virtual life.

I would like to see a stronger focus on the mental health of children and young people. Focus on internal happiness, the importance of satisfaction, peace. I would like to see optimism in humans. Even if things are not going as intended, people still have an optimistic but realistic view of the world. In 2040, I would like and see people able to cope with stress much more satisfaction and smile on the face.