> It's always going to be prone to corruption, fraud, and mismanagement. A lot of things get done despite corruption, fraud and mismanagement. As soon as peopl

> It's always going to be prone to corruption, fraud, and mismanagement. A lot of things get done despite corruption, fraud and mismanagement. As soon as people decide to actually do something about it, it will be done. The amount of investment required is significantly less than what a world war cost, for example. A lot of people thought such a war was impossible because nobody could (or at least would) afford it but here we are. The main question is how much pain it's going to take to push people into action, and how much additional pain will be no longer avoidable by then. Looks like it's going to be a lot but humanity will survive.