“Impossible is nothing.”

I had a dream of the future, a vision of what is to come.

A world where corporations rely more on people’s will to work – more open offers for work. If there is something they want to get done, they ask for it – they call for specialists internationally, not just locally. For corporations and employees, borders no longer matter. A world where discrimination is limited to class warfare, not racism or sexism. A world where innovation is a perspective, not part of a hipster movement. A world where start-up companies no longer exist – any new ideas must be pitched to large corporations for support. Governments as such exist only as watchdogs for automated processes – law enforcement, healthcare, education – everything is preset and run by enterprises.

Large cities that reach up to the skies, chaos constantly tearing them down. High daily death tolls combined with high birth rate. Long lifespan is improbable. Not due to diseases, but due to constant civil unrest.

The dream is sound, the future possible. Whether it is a good future, is a question of perspective. Whether it is the future, is another. With this little detail anything is possible.