Finding a time portal in the park meant I could get answers.

I visited the future and saw how this era of colliding crises all plays out.

Dominic Cappello
2 min readJul 27, 2020

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It’s funny how life can imitate art or a Star Trek episode called “The City on the Edge of Forever.” I was strolling the park early one morning and I came across a glowing stone archway. It talked with a deep voice, explaining that it was called the Guardian of Forever and that it was a doorway to any time. It asked if I would like an adventure in the past or future. I figured given the state of the world it might be interesting to see how things end up 100 years from now. I had important questions that needed answers.

Did world leaders unite to end climate change?

Did governments become problem-solving machines and end our many social ills?

Would togas be the fashion trend?

To make a very long complicated story a short one, here’s my report from the future. Earth exists. Humans are there. Things do work out but not how I expected them to. As you can imagine, if I say any more I was told that I could alter the current timeline with disastrous effects. Time travel has lots of rules.

What I can say is this. Everything we do, or don’t do, matters more than we can possibly imagine.

I can sum up my adventure in one question, as a way to inspire humanity to make the future the best it can be.

How do you look in a sarong?

*The future is what we make it. Join the evolution.

Please excuse any typos as I construct an article at 3am on only one cup of Joe. These stories are mine and mine alone. I do not represent any organization here. If one of my illustrations looks like a real human or three-headed hydra, that’s total coincidence. Words and images ©Dominic Cappello but share with everyone you know. Questions? The Plan Forward awaits you here: www.tenvitalservices.org

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Dominic Cappello

A NY Times bestselling author, social justice activist, Oprah guest, co-author of The 100% Community Model and Anna, Age Eight.