Despite what you may think, solving the world’s biggest challenges is not that difficult; in fact, I think our group of experts has practically solved all of them. All of the really troublesome ones, except maybe a cure for cancer, old age, and a couple of others. You see, the reality is that human beings, especially those in charge, are so busy finding opportunities in the crisis, that they are completely content with the way things are, they don’t really want to solve the problems.
And consider this, if we solve all the problems, then people will cause more noise and fury just to take advantage of the situation, that’s human nature. I am not condemning it, although it is somewhat petty on an intellectual level. Not long ago someone wanted to join our think tank and said they wanted to work with others and collaborate to solve the biggest problems facing humanity.
So, I had to ask, “What do you think are the biggest challenges in the world, and do you think they’re solvable, or that humans will just run and mess everything up again, even if they’re on a truer course?” While he’s considering that, I’d like you to consider it too. Perhaps you have a solution or a problem that you would like to address.
If you think global warming is the biggest challenge of our time, then I would say you’ve been watching too much media, and the other day, I told someone that I think that’s the biggest challenge of our time; “Just so you know, our Think Tank is not motivated by “global warming” (humanity causes climate change through CO2 emissions); if that’s your focus or you think it’s one of the world’s biggest challenges , our Think Tank wouldn’t.” be the place for you. However, we talk about alternative energy due to a growing thirst for resources around the world.”
They say that discretion is often the better part of valor, and therefore it makes sense to choose your battles wisely. A think tank or research group in the current period might be unwise to attack the problem of global warming, because they most likely won’t get much funding. In fact, not too long ago someone asked me to look at some real data that refutes the entire AGW debate. I told them we just weren’t interested.
You see, it’s not that I believe in all this manipulation of climate science, it’s that I refuse to participate in a debate about a false argument. It’s not worth it, it’s a lot like debating religion. It’s time to move on and solve what can be solved. I’m in this for the big win, but tell me, why do you want to join a think tank?
