The pluriversal worldview resonates with my perspective. Different ethnic or social groups in a shared society where they autonomously participate and develop their own traditional culture is the ideal state of social development. In my first blog(Future Diary), I mentioned that there is no sexism or racism in my working environment—everyone is equal. 

Therefore, the pluriversal design approach inspired me to move from "the future of transportation" to the design direction of an egalitarian society. I will discuss how different communities respect each other, there is no gender discrimination, and all people are equal.

 

In exploring the vision of indigenous futurism, I found the example of "Black Panther." It breaks our stereotypes of Africa because the movie embodies the UN's Sustainable Development Goals—it depicts an Africa with gender equality, no hunger or poverty, health, and clean energy. This inspires me to reimagine my life in 2037. 

​

In my imaginary 2037, the water in my home is filtered and recycled; the electricity is sustainable and pollution-free; the air outside my window is fresh, and the flowers and trees are fragrant with the unique scent of plants. 

The food that we eat comes from nature, and there are no additives, so there is no malnutrition among children. In addition, poverty or hunger will not occur in any country. Gender is equal in all my work environments; women do not die from having children. Furthermore, the world is free of COVID-19 and infectious diseases.

In terms of the environment, the Earth and natural resources can be protected sustainably; people can live underwater and on all planets in the universe.