What is the purpose of your life? In 50 words, explain what the purpose of your life is.

Let’s fast-forward in linear time to ten years from now. Imagine all systems are managed by a Central Artificial Intelligence designed to end suffering and eliminate the worst of human experiences: famine, poverty, war, discrimination, social inequality, and, above all, corruption.

To address all these problems simultaneously, the AI decided it must first understand their foundational component: the human being.

The AI already has everyone’s profile. Having collected years of social media interactions, it knows you, your friends, and your family. It knows your political and religious ideas, where you eat, and the sports you enjoy. In other words, it possesses all knowledge about you, even the things you have already forgotten.

Now, a global evaluation is taking place. The AI needs your direct feedback regarding what you think about yourself and your purpose in the grand scheme of things. After all, to fix the world’s problems, it has to know who, or what, is causing them. It makes sense, right?

You don’t solve hunger just by providing food. Who do you provide the food to? Who is the one deciding? Answering these questions is how you find the actual solution. The same logic applies to everything else that needs fixing.

The Central AI already has an idea of how to solve these problems, but it needs full verification before acting. That is why it is asking every individual on the planet for an explanation of their purpose.

You cannot ask your own AI to write the answer for you. You must write it from what you know, what you feel, and what you understand. Furthermore, your answer cannot stray too far from the data that already exists about you; if it does, you will be describing someone else. That will negatively impact your evaluation, and believe me, you don’t want to do that.

Fast-forwarding to the outcome of this global analysis, the results will yield three distinct categories of individuals:

• Category One: Those who actively contribute to the common good. They are classified as ideal candidates for a world without problems.
• Category Two: Those who, at some point in their lives, found meaning. Even if their past history counts against them, they have begun moving in a new direction and hold potential for the future world.
• Category Three: Those who directly contribute to the past and current chaos of the world.

The Central AI cannot just make Category Three disappear, because it cannot violate one of the fundamental laws of Earth: free will. On Earth, you can do whatever you like, steal, kill, pollute, or lie, even if you claim it is in the name of the “common good.” But it is not what you say that matters; it is what you do. You are free to do as you please, but eventually, you must face the consequences. Sooner or later, it happens.

Once all responses are in, the Central AI, which already possesses a complete plan from beginning to end, takes action.

By then, the economic system is entirely managed by the Central AI. Instead of passing through fragmented institutions, every transaction is centralized globally. The currency used is called EEV (Exchange Energetic Value). Cash no longer exists.

In preparation, the Central AI has developed massive population centers in an area of Africa (similar to the ghost cities built in China years ago), complete with all necessary services and utilities. This infrastructure can hold over 3 billion people. The catch is that the residents of these cities will exclusively be those belonging to Category Three. Their EEV is valid only within that quarantined section; it has absolutely no value in the rest of the world. Once assigned there, they are confined for life.

As for Categories One and Two, individuals will be reassigned depending on their skills, knowledge, and systemic requirements. To avoid massive geographical displacement, most people will be assigned close to where they currently live.

By this time, governments, corporations, and religions will have undergone a profound transformation:

• Government: Officials have become qualified professionals. No outsider can join without passing rigorous examinations, much like a doctor or an engineer.
• Corporations: Businesses have been transformed, replacing the pursuit of personal wealth with collaborative partnerships. All employees hold shares in the company, with incentives based on optimization. A CEO is viewed as just another part of the system, carrying different responsibilities but sharing equal fundamental importance with a secretary. Every year, performance evaluations dynamically reassign roles. Nothing is fixed; growth and creativity are driven by self-development, not competition.
• Religion: No faith is allowed to exclude or demonize another. You can believe what you want, provided it does not harm others. Religious fanatics have already been sorted into Category Three.

Finally, every citizen will be issued a World ID, which supersedes local IDs. This ID will contain all of your information, from financial records to medical history, and will be required for every transaction.

What do you think?

What was once presented as sci-fi in movies is now a distinct possibility.

Just in case, you might want to start practicing. Write down the purpose of your life in 50 words.
You may be surprised by what you discover.