The Tommorrow War

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Yesterday, I watched the latest Hollywood sci-fi action thriller, The Tomorrow War, where the hero goes to the future and comes back to avert a future alien invasion. There are numerous logical impossibilities in such time-travel movies. 


The movie, but ignited another thought in my mind. What if we travel through the time to the future to see what we will be in 25 years from now? If we see it and get a chance to correct it, will we capitalise on the opportunity? You might laugh at my thought, but let's simulate and imagine. If we live like this, will we be happy with the future?

Be it health, wealth, mental peace, career, children, family or anything you might think that may suffer if you live the life you are leading? Is there anything we think we might be disappointed in future?  Let us take some time to travel to the future and think. If you feel there is something you can rearrange now for a better future, let's take steps to change it. A small step now can make big transformations in the future.

 Let's prioritize our goals.

Let's change for a better tomorrow.


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  1. Unknown3 July 2021 at 21:26

    Good idea.. Inculcating team spirit and love in our children.. Giving them a lot of stories from folk lores.. Thought provoking
    Incidents. A lot of music.chocolates.. Happiness.. Help sharing.. The world is becoming drab, waning happiness due to addictions to materialism. Can you offer a walk eveeyday into the wild.. A bath in rivers.. Watch to nature. Walk alongside waterways to find the end.. Everyday nature brings fresh new visions.. We skip.. As chidren our generation was blessed which we fail to give to our future . A lot more
    As to the thought of peeping into future. I may thumbs down.. Life is a mystery ... When there is a suspense in a film we watch it eagerly.. There is also possibility
    of inaction if you are sure of your future..
    Hope you have read 'Time Machine ' by H G Wells

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    1. LINO LAWRENCE3 July 2021 at 21:40

      Inaction leads to changed future. The future we saw may not be the future we go.Inaction certainly does change it. The mystery in life is always the catalyst to live. The thought I shared is practically impossible. But we can have an introspection in our present life. Slight rearrangements may lead to a better future. A simple example is a daily dose of work out session may lead to a healthy older days.
      But true, the beauty of life is in its mystery.

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