IN AN IDEAL WORLD, WE SHOULD IN FUTURE OBTAIN OUR ENERGY EXCLUSIVELY FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES, PRODUCE OUR PRODUCTS SUSTAINABLY AND ENSURE THAT NO ONE HAS TO SUFFER SHORTAGES, THAT WORKERS ARE PAID PROPERLY SO THAT THEY CAN LIVE WELL ON THEIR INCOME, THAT EVERYONE HAS THE SAME EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, THAT THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IS ACCESSIBLE WITHOUT RESTRICTIONS, THAT THE ECONOMICALLY WEAKER STATES ARE SUPPORTED IN ORDER TO MINIMIZE FURTHER IMMIGRATION, AND THAT WORLD TRADE IS CONDUCTED ON FAIR TERMS.

Europe would be united, France would have a responsible government without all the current lefties! which would control the migratory flow and in addition would take decisions quickly in order to make things advance without having laws or associations which prevent the good functioning of the society, reform of the constitution, in-depth reform of justice, dissolution of various commissions which cost France and brings nothing! in short there is work!

I would like an automated world for this time. I can organize my mobility without any special effort. Public transport can be used everywhere and at any time at low cost. Energy is available to everyone in sufficient quantities and at a reasonable price. Sufficient living space is available to everyone. Shopping can be done from home without any problems. Deliveries are made directly to the apartment. Cultural life is accessible to everyone.

I walk down a sunny street in Utrecht, where children sit on benches with their noses deep in books. Not because they have to, but because stories inspire them. In 2030, people realized that technology is great, but it shouldn't kill imagination. So there were reading squares everywhere, interactive libraries and writers telling schools how stories could change the world. Meanwhile, the walls of new homes were literally growing. We discovered how to make building materials from CO₂ from the air, combined with bio-concrete that regenerates itself. This is how we solve climate problems while building sustainable homes. In healthcare, something extraordinary has happened. Robots and AI are taking over tasks, but not at the expense of humanity. Care workers actually have more time for patients. Everyone is seen, heard and helped. And perhaps best of all: people have become milder. We have learned that working together is more rewarding than winning. A smile on the street is normal again, and granting is more important than owning. This is Europe, 2050. And it feels good.