The future.
I am always drawn to thoughts about the future, not yet happened, but so mysterious. I suppose everyone asks themselves before sleep: "What if...?" and starts making rough plans... for the future, of course.
2039 seems so far away, but in reality, it is quite close. If our life itself is just a moment, a single instant, what is there to say about some 20 years.
It seems to me that when this date arrives, humans will learn to control all spheres of life. Science will become our best friend. Recently, I was stunned by the Tesla presentation where an armored pickup was shown, and that was when I realized the future had already arrived. The beginning of a new era has been served. If it exists now, then later it will be even cooler. In my opinion, in 20 years, schools will close and everything will be taught remotely via devices. Many professions will disappear, replaced by new ones, which will, of course, be related to electronics, new technologies, and probably creativity. I think technologies will advance so much that parents will be able to choose the gender of their future child, their character, etc. There will be no racial or national divisions; there will be one single human race. Since humanity is already starting to solve problems like global warming, animal extinction, and environmental pollution today, in 20 years everyone will actively start contributing to the world. Perhaps by that time, we will definitely give up plastic, etc., which also contributes to the emergence of new professions. As for the IEC.Exchange office, I think hundreds more countries will be added to the list, and traveling will be like going to the store; the main thing is to have the desire. I hope that in the future, when leaving the house, one will be able to meet representatives of all nations who are very different from us in appearance, but the same as us in soul. So that borders are erased in all areas.
I want to see our future like our past. If there used to be one big continent—Pangaea—and all people were part of one whole, then I wish that in the future, while crossing great oceans, we would still remain one whole. A single nation.
