We Are Like Them

The people transform into continents united in one state where they are governed by elders who give up their time, free of charge, for the people. Several families have quality time together, like shopping, picnicking, or going to church. One young man starts working and has to go to night school in order to progress in his job. A family lives in direct line of a chemical disaster in a neighboring country. A young man goes to work for a mining company and gets married; his wife dies so he immigrates to Australia with his son who buys a farm. Another young man gets a job in an export company, while a Japanese scientist works in a clandestine laboratory. Because God sees that His creation is not following His commandments, He decides to start over again.