Graveyard of the living

"Ascendant Future"

**World of 2050:**

In 2050, 80 percent of all countries are covered in forests, reflecting a global commitment to environmental restoration and preservation. All human settlements, including cities, villages, and cultivation areas, are contained within designated zones. These zones are enclosed by an advanced alloy shield with small spikes that emit a harmless but mildly painful sensation to deter animals from entering without causing harm.

### **Transportation Infrastructure:**
Inside these zones, ground roads are still present, but they are primarily used for walking or very short-distance travel. The main mode of transportation is the air roads, which connect various areas within and between cities. Seven primary air roads emerge from each zone and are distinguished by floating lamps on both sides. For walking air roads, a completely transparent fiber runs through the middle, providing a safe and clear pathway for pedestrians.

For vehicles, the air roads are specifically categorized by type:
- **First Road**: For small vehicles like bikes and cycles, with separate lanes for forward and return travel.
- **Middle Roads**: Reserved for medium-sized vehicles such as cars and mini-trucks.
- **Last Road**: Dedicated to heavy vehicles like large trucks.
- **Public Transport**: Systems like the hyperloop travel within transparent tubes suspended in the air, maintaining a safe and efficient transit system.

Even for shorter distances between cities (2-3 kilometers), air roads are used, ensuring that travel remains consistent and efficient. There are designated places along these air roads where vehicles can take U-turns, adding flexibility to the system. To ensure safety, robots guard these roads, preventing unauthorized access or attempts to escape the zones.

### **Vehicle Dynamics:**
Within city and village zones, vehicles have the capability to float above ground roads, hovering smoothly just above the surface. When these vehicles need to exit the zone, they gradually rise, similar to ascending a slope, until they reach the barrier level at the top of the zone. Once at this level, the vehicles seamlessly connect to their specific airways, allowing them to leave the city or village zone and travel to their desired destination via the air roads.

The upper part of each zone is open for this purpose, protected by a thick inert gas layer, similar to the ozone layer, that prevents harmful network leaks affecting birds. This barrier allows vehicles and humans to pass through without difficulty, ensuring a seamless transition between zones and the outside environment.

### **Energy and Technology Integration:**
In this world, the principle that "energy cannot be created nor destroyed" has been definitively proven and harnessed, eliminating the need for external energy sources. The entire infrastructure operates on energy recycling and manipulation systems. Vehicles and devices capture and repurpose energy from various activities, ensuring an endless and sustainable energy supply.

### **Network and Communication:**
Zones are equipped with the most advanced network systems using Total Internal Reflection (TIR) optic fiber technology. Outside the zones, a 4th generation network is used, carefully designed to minimize environmental impact and preserve the natural world.

### **Medical and Rural Access:**
For small villages lacking medical facilities, the government provides daily visits from a specialized medical train that travels through the air. Land roads are still in use for specific tourist spots and necessary places where air roads are not viable.

### **Cultural and Safety Adaptations:**
Cultural practices have largely remained the same, with traditional rituals and celebrations blending seamlessly with advanced technology. When traveling to forests, which cover the majority of the planet, people are accompanied by AI robots equipped with thermoscan technology. These robots can detect large animals using thermal imaging, alerting travelers in advance to any potential dangers. This integration of AI with traditional activities ensures both safety and cultural preservation in a technologically advanced society.

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