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Without thinking too hard I can name a few? The rise of authoritarianism? Inequality? Revival of geopolitical "realism"? Decrease in empathy and holistic think
by ArnoVW 5mo ago
Without thinking too hard I can name a few?
The rise of authoritarianism? Inequality? Revival of geopolitical "realism"? Decrease in empathy and holistic thinking? Increasing willingness of the general population to engage in political adventurism? Accelerating resource consumption (and decelerating resource stocks).
And if you consider none of those "real" problems, I know some people seem to have forgotten about it, but what about climate change? Given the half-life of CO2 and methane, that's a problem as "real" as they get.
- lostmsu 5mo agoThere's also a worrying trend of education getting less effective across the first world.