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Dear Grandaughters,

Today is 2021 and here is what I am hoping for the world in 2050.
Parking lots transformed to parks and food gardens for the locals. Greenery replacing the parking lots
Roads without personal cars.Cars replaced by bikes, buses and shared vehicles like Ubers.
High speed trains for most long distance travel instead of airplanes.

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