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Welt und Gesellschaft im Einklang

Anonymous

March 19, 2025

Welt und Gesellschaft im Einklang

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In 2050, private transport is largely a thing of the past. In cities, but also in the countryside, they are equipped with magnetic stripes on which automated buses drive. In the metropolises, subways run at an unimaginable speed, the Hamburg - Berlin route is completed in less than 20 minutes.
The world's major political blocs no longer exist and have given way to a UN that ensures that resources, work and the distribution of goods are done fairly across all continents. As a result, there is no significant migration.
At work, automated facilities and robots have taken over people's tasks. This eliminates the need to leave the house for work. Instead of permanently working in one place, people are now working on higher-quality tasks and project-related cooperation.
The exclusive use of renewable energy sources has significantly reduced global warming. There are no more engines or engines.

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hallo
Vrij door Europa
If it is 2040, I would like the world to be free of war and violence and to be able to travel freely through Europe. People able to visit Eastern European countries again without the threat of violence. The economies will flourish again because of increasing tourism. Even Moscow is flourishing in this regard. Those in power now are under lock and key, and new governments stand for freedom and democracy.
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Vreedzaam Europa
The war in the Ukraine has ended peacefully. Russia has totally withdrawn. Putin is deceased. The tensions of the past few years have made people in Europe realize the need to communicate and cooperate with each other in an open and peaceful manner.
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Clean healthy air for every citizen
In 2025, the second pandemic of that decade spread rapidly around the world. H5N1 led to devastation for farmed and wild animals, and the food chain, as a result. Governments worldwide came together to do what they hadn't done for covid - implement mitigation measures including isolation, testing, vaccination and, most importantly, improved indoor air quality. Looking back, it seems incredible that we breathed each other's exhaled air for hours on end, trying to work and learn in stuffy, unventilated spaces as the CO2 increased. Kids missed so much school, and adults missed so much work - things are so different now. We know that viruses, pollutants and mold float around in the air but that it's easy to remove them, and now kids, who are much more affected by dirty air due to their body size, are much healthier. We also know that whilst germs do help our immune systems learn, there are no viruses that are good for us, and we'd never knowingly allow them to spread as they can cause long term illnesses and immune dysfunction. This is what we learned from covid, and hopefully we will have cures for all the illnesses it caused (before we eradicated it) soon. Around the world, indoor and outdoor air quality have improved so much, and the heating of the planet now seems like something we might be able to slow down, because we know governments can work together for the benefit of their citizens, especially since we banned billionaireism and put all their money to good use.
hallo
Il 2040 non è poi cosi male.
2040 is not so bad.
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