Worse for most, good for few

Anonymous

March 19, 2025

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As world hasn't gotten into an agreement about changes regarding the climate change the world has gotten much warmer. Population has either started shrinking in areas that are no longer easily habitable or started moving towards better areas which are now getting crowded.
This of course affects health and wellbeing of the population.
Technology/science rushes forwards with the possibility to live off planet sooner rather than later it seems that the option is only for the most wealthy. It is true that technological breakthroughs could also make lives easier and better but at what cost? There are always those who'd profit which in turn makes benefiting from said progress expensive for everyone. Working definitely might change with automatic/remote controlled robots or such. But still the lower classes would'nt have that luxory.

Notes about the quiestionaire. The given/estimated 5 minutes is nowhere near enough time to collect thoughts/visions about possible future. Also there was no option to decline after clicking the link in email as there usually is.

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The company will understand that chasing only money and the cheapest product is not worth it. It will return to a more logical and meaningful local way of life by getting people to start spending more time outdoors in the fresh air again and understanding that living cooped up in offices and cars and in apartments in the evenings chained to cell phones and computers just doesn't make them happier.

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