One Day in 2040 - Diary Entry

Today it is sunny, so all our family was enjoying the sun outside in the transparent ceramic patio made out of aluminum oxynitride that lets the sun through and they will be able to produce enough energy to store it for several days or to sell it via blockchain and sent it to the power capacitors that were powering the frequency generators to help sustain nature. When we all gather in this way, it is a memory day, a day to remember, how we have gotten here and figuring if there is still something we can improve or adapt. We will just exchange thoughts today, because we chose to have a silent communion day, as well.

It was that Christmass gathering 23 years ago when all family members agreed to move to a bigger house. They were all working and learning online anyway. Grandparents and their children mined enough cryptocurrency, so we have been well provided and didn’t endure any scarcity; they were the early adopters. They created and maintained the blockchain platform for selling energy to power the blockchain industry and they have found a new number and a new computation method which was not yet found until then.

My family was allowed to buy a bigger house under special conditions – we all have to provide enough energy for all our living needs. They agreed.

Whole house was wrapped in smart dust that provided us with metrics of how much we need and when. The outside and part of inside of the house was wrapped in printed solar cells that produced electricity, but that was the electricity we had to send to the grid in exchange for water and clean air. The house was a new adaptive version, which warmed up when needed and cooled down when needed automatically. It was a readymade already when my family bought it; only few new adaptations were made, such as adding the ceramic patio. Water is used sparingly now.

So, we were given special outfits out of printed solar cells to wear and while we were wearing them, they have been sending off energy wirelessly to power the battery that powered our house and the household appliances. Practically all outfits and appliances were produced by robots. Seventy five percent of all stuff was produced by robots. Our household was maintained by robots as well. We had our gym to maintain our fitness.

The true natural nature was in stark decline due to broken food chain. The lake nearby dried up and even when they tried to fix that by applying frequency generator only the lakebed became wet. This year was extremely dry. The air was so dry that water vaporizing frequencies were being used, but even that didn’t help much. Lots of remaining plants dried up. They tried to produce plants with frequencies but even though some attempts were successful the plants dried up in few months. Our on number based civilization was just not so successful to create harmonious life.

Just yesterday it was announced that there was a lack of oxygen in the air, so we had to stay indoors in our ceramic patio where we switched on the frequency generator to repair our own frequency so we would function well. Not all of us were there at the same time as we had to modulate the frequency to our own frequency one at the time. It rendered us fit and funny – that was the frequency we used. We stopped being hungry, actually since we use it we are hardly ever hungry, we nearly halved the amount of food and water we used.

Before this frequency generator grandpa used neural lace for his memory but now they offered him this frequency generator for his brain to function better. We’ll see how it will work for him. He’ll be the first one to use his own individual frequency generator in the size of an USB key, so he’ll be able to move around, maybe even when the air outside might be a bit unfit for living.

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