I would like to see a peaceful and harmonious future, but I doubt it will happen. Now that the climate is changing, there will probably be water shortages. I think there will be migration from southern Europe to northern Europe. I think that tourism will be developed here. There will also be a need for food, so agriculture will be important.

In 2040 the housing crisis is solved and me and my boyfriend have a nice house in the Gooi. Because people's mental well-being + (technological developments) are now paramount instead of "work life" I now work 3/4 days a week from 10:00 to 15:00. The rest of the time I have left for household chores and free time. I also eat and exercise more and healthier because it is more affordable and I have more time for this. Oh yes and the cabinet has gone normie and at least cancelled (the interest of) student debts and brought them back to 0%.

Walls are equipped with interactive screens that show soft colors and calming images at home Dramatic climate change has happened. good renewable energy cities have turned into green oases with lots of gardens and solar panels Everyone fought for a sustainable future Education has evolved and children were taught in interactive classrooms equipped with virtual reality. This allowed them to experience the effects of climate change first-hand and develop solutions.

Countries will have finally worked together to have a more united Europe that shows as one front where countries still have their cultural traits and values, but Europe shows as one front on the political, defence, and economical standpoint. Many policies would have been implemented for an improved lifestyle, especially around ecology/environment for a more sustainable planet, but also around alimentation where fairer wages are paid to local producers and farmers, and consumers have access to better, more sustainable products that are good for their health and the environment, with less chemicals, political corrupted shenanigans around what is available and less third parties taking commissions. Because of its political and economical strength, Europe will be able to help better in the long-term less developed countries in providing a fairer and long-term access to basic necessities, education and health.