A history of the 21st century written by a 29th-century historian, with all the hindsight that contemporary historians and pundits lack. The book has three sections: the first briefly reviews the history of humankind up to the 21st century, the second goes into detail about human history from 1998 to 2087 and the third explains three key concepts that are foreign to 29th-century readers: religion, politics and economics.This book, now available in the 21st century itself, offers a retrospective and prospective look at what is for us, current events through the eyes of more culturally evolved humans who are our descendants. Some of our ideas, ideologies and thoughts are foreign to them and by considering our reactions through their eyes, actions can begin to understand what posterity might think about our actions. Furthermore, the book outlines a potential path forward that may lead to a better future.