The Future in 2035: Hopes, Innovations, and Concerns

5 days ago

Life is full of uncertainty, and sometimes it’s hard to predict what the world will be like in five years not to talk of 10 years. The world changes so fast, and while some changes bring progress, others come with challenges. But one thing I truly hope for, especially for my country, is that things get better—not just in terms of technology but also in the way people live. Life shouldn’t be as tough as it is now. By 2035, I hope people can afford basic needs without struggling, and job opportunities will be more available so that hard work actually pays off.

One of the biggest things I hope to see is technological advancement in my country. Right now, a lot of things still feel outdated. Internet access isn’t always stable, power supply is still an issue in many places, and many businesses struggle because they don’t have access to the right tools. But by 2035, I hope technology has evolved so much that life becomes easier for everyone. Maybe by then, businesses will run more efficiently, education will be more accessible, and even things like transportation will be smoother and more reliable.

When I think about the world in general, I imagine that technology will have reached a whole new level. By 2035, electric cars will probably be the norm, and most gas-powered vehicles might even be phased out. AI will be everywhere, helping businesses, healthcare, and education function better. Imagine going to a hospital where an AI-powered machine can diagnose your illness within seconds and prescribe the right treatment without long delays. Or a world where students learn through virtual reality, experiencing their lessons instead of just reading about them. Those are the things i think would be possible by 2035.

I also think space exploration will have advanced. Right now, we’re just getting started with missions to Mars, but by 2035, who knows? Maybe humans will already be living on other planets, or at least, space travel will be as common as air travel. It sounds crazy now, but looking at how fast technology is growing, it’s not impossible.

But with all these advancements, I do have my concerns. Will humans become too dependent on technology? Will AI take over too many jobs, leaving millions unemployed? Will people lose the ability to connect with each other because everything is automated? These are things I hope we figure out before it’s too late. It would be sad if, in the middle of all these technological advancements, people forget the importance of real human interaction.

At the end of the day, no matter how much the world changes, I just hope it changes for the better. I hope life becomes easier, not harder. I hope technology helps people instead of replacing them. And most importantly, I hope people don’t lose their humanity in the process. Because at the end of it all, what really matters is not just how advanced the world becomes, but how much better life gets for the people living in it.