Local food

Buying local things has been increasingly in demand in recent years now that there are
several advantages to buying locally. My paragraph will show you some points about pros of
this trend and illustrate it clearly. What I put in priority is buying local can reduce transportation
distances for goods. In fact, many products are sent across large distances since they are
frequently imported from other nations throughout the world, which is quite harmful to our
environment and also waste a lot of time for shipping. As a result, we should buy as much local
food as possible to reduce our bad impact on the environment. In second place, local food may
include more beneficial nutrients, because vegetables and fruits can be picked in ripe state and
sold in local markets, these crops are likely to have far better elements and vitamins and
fresher than food imported from other nations and must be collected in an unripe form.
Therefore, purchasing locally can make a lot of sense from an overall health standpoint. Last
but not least, buying locally might assist to create jobs in your community. When you buy
locally, you are also helping to support local businesses, in return, they will able to employ
more people in the long run. Thus, to increase your local companies’ earnings and reduce some
extent of unemployment in your region, you should buy local products instead of imported
ones. In conclusion, by virtue of a large number of advantages that I mentioned, buying local
products will undoubtedly increase in the future.
 LOCAL FOOD
Nowadays, there is a trend in how humans consume their food: more and more people
prefer to buy food grown in their area. This, of course, has its two sides. First, in terms of
advantages, people who use local food can control where the food they eat comes from and
how it is processed. Everyone wants to buy fresh, healthy, and carefully produced food;
however, there is a lot of food with unclear origin in the market and no one is confident enough
to buy it, that’s why they gradually choose local food. In addition to that, the locally-produced
food also reduces the effect on the environment because we don’t need to pack it up or emit too
much gas into the atmosphere when transporting it to the buyer’s house. On the other hand,
buying local food has some disadvantages too. To produce organic food, people need to use
carefully-selected materials, which sometimes costs too much. Moreover, these locavores don’t
have many choices for what they eat. There are some kinds of food which only grow at a
particular time in a year and we have to eat the same food until the other food grows. In
conclusion, there are many other benefits and downsides of using local food, but it’s up to the
customers whether to keep using it or not.

NON-LOCAL FOOD
In modern societies, while a lot of people are focusing on locally-grown food, there are still many
people who are still keen on buying food from other countries. What do these people get from
using non-local food and what problems does this food bring to them? First of all, using non-
local food provides people with a variety of food to buy. Unlike local food where the choice of
food is limited, non-local food is imported from all countries in the world and each country has its
distinct food. People can choose different kinds of food they like, in another word, they will never
get bored with eating the same food day after day. Moreover, the cost people have to pay for
non-local food is rather cheap because this food is produced simultaneously in a large amount.
In terms of the negative sides of using non-local food, people who use this food can never be
sure that whether the food they buy is fresh or not whereas using local food can assure them
that the food is organic. Or even if the food is many other unexpected things would fresh, when
traveling such a far distance, the freshness rate wouldn’t remain the same. Additionally, apart
from spoiling the food’s freshness, transporting food a far distance also harms the environment
as people need to use much paper and plastic for the packaging and burn much airplane fuel or
car fuel which produces greenhouse gas emissions. In a nutshell, non-local food undeniably has
its advantages and disadvantages, but the users need to balance them to be able to take full
use of it.

LIFE IN 2050
With a fast rate of development in science and technology these days, there is no doubt
that life on Earth would be upgraded to a whole new level in the year 2050. From my point of
view, there are three things that I can’t wait to see their changes. The first thing is my house. It
would be a modern six-floor house with an automatic door which can open just by my voice and
a wide front yard to park my car or just be a playground for my children. Moreover, not just an
automatic door, everything in the house would be automatic too: two elevators to move to every
corner of the house, two robots: one to help my family do the household chores and one to
befriend with my children when I’m away. Another thing I expect to experience its changes is the
way I work in the future. In my imagination, at that time I don’t need to work because there
would be robots to work for me instead. It would be a kind of robot which can read my mind:
what to do, where to do, etc…I just sit and enjoy a movie or something while controlling the
robot with my mind. The last thing I hope to see is traveling in 2050. First is how I travel: rather
than current motorbikes or cars which emit much gas into the atmosphere, traveling in 2050
would be more eco-friendly with cars using solar power. Not only would it use solar power but it
would also have the mechanism to save energy to use at night. Moreover, with the advance in
technology, many more unknown places now would be explored in the future, and those are the
perfectly ideal places for me to travel to. In short, there are many other unexpected things that
would come up in the future for us to experience. All we need to do is stay safe, stay healthy
through this Covid-19 pandemic, and dedicate all our power to make that future possible. 
 
The future is often a vision of a society that is radically different from the one we live in today.
The world is changing every day and new developments are emerging all the time. My
paragraph will show you some point about what life might be like in the future. Firstly, I think
technology will continue to shape my lives and i’ll probably see a lot more of it. There may be
holographic screens everywhere, where i can get on-demand anything - from 3D printers to
instant movies on demand. Moreover, In the future, production of goods will be more efficient
and environmentally friendly, which would lead to economic growth and better quality of life
for everyone. Finally, someday in the future, everything will be very convenient and time-
saving. There will be no need to go out for grocery shopping, all I have to do is send an order
from my doorstep and it shall arrive at my doorstep. i can work from home with just a click of a
button, without bothering about traffic jams or noise pollution. In conclusion, life in the future
might be better than any imagination you can think of.
But on the other hand, technology might go back to its roots and become more simple again.

I would like to talk about my typical day in the future

There will be no need to go out for grocery shopping, all you have to do is send an order from
your doorstep and it shall arrive at your doorstep. You can work from home with just a click of a
button, without bothering about traffic jams or noise pollution.

In the future, we will have to live with a lot of changes. We will have to cope with AI-generated
content and content being produced at scale.

In the future, we will have to live with a lot of changes. We will have to cope with AI-generated
content and content being produced at scale. There are many implications that come along
with life in a future where AI is prevalent - including what it means to be an “author” or
“copywriter” in the creative industry.

In this world, I’m not the only one who wakes up to a robot voice reminding me that it’s time to
get up. The same goes for my commute to work. And while I know I should appreciate the
freedom, the lack of human interaction is starting to get a little old.
But there are some positive aspects too. Like having enough time to eat breakfast, or do yoga
before work. And when I get home from a long day, it's not all that bad curling up with YouTube
and Netflix instead of calling friends or family back in my hometown.

Humanity has always been curious about life in the future. Science fiction movies are made to
show us what our future might look like, or sometimes they are made to warn us of what might
happen if we don't change our ways.
As for me, I think that it is impossible to predict what will happen in the future, but I can predict
some things that will definitely happen. Things like more technological advances and robots
replacing humans in more jobs.

The world is a changing place and the future is going to be a stranger place. Imagine a typical
day in the future. There will be no need to go out for grocery shopping, all you have to do is
send an order from your doorstep and it shall arrive at your doorstep. You can work from home
with just a click of a button, without bothering about traffic jams or noise pollution.

In the future, production of goods will be more efficient and environmentally friendly, which
would lead to economic growth and better quality of life for everyone.

I wake up in my future apartment and make a fresh cup of coffee while I check the news on my
tablet. I then make my way into the living room where I have been working on a video project.

The AI robot that controls my day job has already mixed up all of my morning medications, as
well as my lunch and dinner options for the day. It's so easy to order anything from anywhere
without having to leave home! I always had such a hard time remembering what to eat when it
was time for lunch or dinner, but now things are so much more convenient.