I would like to see a future in which people live in harmony with nature. People show more consideration for the needs of nature and animals. More attention is paid to environmentally conscious behavior. People are supported in this by their government and the European Union. Nature is no longer destroyed and threatened by people and their actions. Nature is preserved in such a way that future generations can also live well on earth.

My future would not be a war where innocent animals and people suffer. The war would be fought by heads of state on their own turf, like an MMA contest. Whoever wins runs the world. People would have a lot more respect for each other. They would not see skin tone or gender. They would take each person as a separate human being. Judge by his character whether they like him or not. For years nature as it should. Not like now.

In 2040, I envision a world that has undergone significant changes toward sustainability and social harmony. One of the key issues I see as important to address is climate change and environmental degradation. In 2040, I would like to see a planet that is greener, more sustainable and more aware of its resources.

I imagine myself in 2040. I will be 87 years old and (in case I am) I will be an old, really old man. Fortunately, medicine has made great advances, to treat and, especially, prevent the diseases that afflict us in the third and fourth ages. In addition, I have a very good genetic makeup, inherited from parents who both died around the age of 100. I am fortunate to have a grandson (my son's son) who attends the European school, reformed to standards of which the EU. Yes, because it is nice and reassuring that more than Italian citizens we consider ourselves Europeans. Fortunately, our homeland has been able to take a great leap forward, freeing itself from the laces and strings that oppressed it and has become competitive again. A great market, great traditions, a beacon of civilization and culture. We have learned to accept that there are large and very strong competitors (USA, INDIA and CHINA), but we have not resigned ourselves to the decline, to which we seemed ineluctably resigned. For my part, I have tried to pass on to my grandson my experience, which comes especially from the mistakes I have made in my life.