The wireless transmission of power is free and 100% environmentally friendly. Technology is integrated into everyday appliances, providing users with the comfort and speed of high-tech living. Log points in appliances access the wireless energy of surrounding transmitters while also acting as a transfer point for other devices. This in turn creates the WAPTnet, which allows citizens to access information at any time.

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Given the rapid social, environmental and technical changes taking place globally, most of the conventional models of living spaces seem outmoded. Until the 20th century, building proceeded on the assumption that inhabitants, structured in families, would often live and work in one and the same place for most of their life. Yet current upheavals in the demographic structure such as birth rate, life expectancy, migration etc., in the working world, and in social relations (especially the changing role of women) create new ways of habitation, which result in changing housing needs and require new forms and cultures of living.

Social implications of such a high level of interconnectedness as a result of wireless energy and wireless communication services. Psychologists at the New Institute of Modern Therapy have made fascinating observations into our modern life and how technology has affected us as a society over the last 50 years.

Since the beginning of human existence, people have struggled with disease and ageing. However, since the dawn of the new millennium some 50 years ago, advances in medical technology and bio-engineering have slowly but surely paved the way for a growth in life expectancy. First with soft drinks that supplied the exact amount of nutrients needed to maintain a healthy body. Then with the embracing of technology as part of our bodies, more and more people chose to greatly increase their life span by taking on mechanical body parts such as hearts and livers, powered the WAPTnet. Current estimates say that nearly 32% of the population is alive and dependent on wireless power to help their bodies function.

The ancient practice of storytelling as a sharing of experiences and knowledge in human culture has evolved through many phases into the virtual experiences of today. In the present an interactive narrative of any sort can be streamed freely and dynamically.