In 10 years where do you think you will be in life, with how our world is do you think it will be better or worse?

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lukranit [14]3 years ago

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The where do you think you will be in life is all you. But in my opinion, I think that the world will be worse. The world has become a very dangerous cruel place. And I haven't seen that get any better I have seen it get worse.

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kari74 [83]3 years ago

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Creo que el mundo será muy diferente. Creo que usaremos más nuestros dispositivos electrónicos y nos quedaremos más adentro. También creo que el transporte será diferente. Creo que la mayoría de los autos serán eléctricos. Esperemos que dejemos de contaminar la tierra y que el calentamiento global no sea un problema importante. Creo que la gente se vestirá más colorida o tal vez en colores más oscuros, no sé.

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