Cities breathe again: concrete jungles give way to edible landscapes, rooftops sprout herbs and fruit, and former freeways become tree-lined communal paths and green infrastructure solutions, to help deal with climate change hazards in cities. Citizens choose sufficiency over excess—prioritizing shared services, repair workshops, and time-rich lives. Energy flows entirely from sun, wind, tides, and even the kinetic steps of people walking through city plazas. Communities once harmed by fossil fuel industries are not only restored but become global hubs for ecological innovation. Technology is biomimetic, working like nature’s own systems, and prosperity and success is measured not in GDP but in the collective joy, resilience, and harmony of its people and ecosystems - all held together by the fierce, gentle promise to never wage war again.

Armies are reimagined as caretakers of ecosystems; tanks and fighter jets are reconfigured into reef-restoration vessels and seed-dispersing drones. Communities strive to return to a more harmonious existence, adapting the school education system to revive ancestral practices—like communal farming, forest bathing, natural building, and oral storytelling—infused with modern wisdom.