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In the future, there will be cities on the moon governed by 12 countries, with 8 cities in each country. These cities will have 3 forms of transportation: train, bus, and a space station to travel to Earth. In these cities, children will be able to fly while adults pilot flying cars. By 3000, rich people will live on the moon or other planets, while those with less money will live underwater or underground. The homes of the less wealthy will be small with 5 rooms, while the homes of the rich will be large with 10 bedrooms and amenities like swimming pools. Robots will perform household chores like cooking. Students will attend school from 11am to 12:30pm with a 1 hour recess and take
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