> when we live in the safest, wealthiest and longest life expectancy era in human history inspite of a global pandemic Are we really in the safest era, when gl

> when we live in the safest, wealthiest and longest life expectancy era in human history inspite of a global pandemic Are we really in the safest era, when global warming, climate catastrophe and another cold war are looming around in the corner? Are we really in the wealthiest era when even in the richest countries of the world, a large and growing segment of the population remains increasingly unable to live independently, own a home or even live like their parents did back in their younger years? Are we really the healthiest generation, where in spite of the widespread technological advances we have made, a large portion of basic Healthcare remains inaccessible to the world's population? Sure, it's easy to pontificate about how great it is, especially in the West - and even easier to forget about the developing world. Unfortunately (or not), in an increasingly globalized world, that's where our supply chains begin, and that's why it's on us to ensure we move forward together, leaving no one behind, instead of taking an idiosyncratic approach towards progress. Please reconsider your conclusions in a more realistic light.