CHALLENGES OF THE 21ST CENTURY

*THE 21ST CENTURY CHALLENGES*

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In a world deluged by irrelevant information,I suggest that clarity is Power.

In theory, anybody can join the debate about the future of humanity,but it is so hard to maintain a clear vision.

Frequently,we don't even notice that a debate is ongoing on ,or what the key questions and challenges are .

Billions of us can hardly affort the luxury of investigating, because we have more pressing things to do .

We have to go to work,take care of our children and look after the elderly parents.

Unfortunately, history gives no discounts. If the future of humanity is decided in your absence, because you are too busy feeding and clothing your kids , you and they will not be exempt from the consequences. This is very unfair,but who said history is fair?.

A global world puts unprecedented pressure on our personal conduct and morality. We are all caught in the global web pandemic- The renew debate on the LGBTQI+ ,AI, Attacked on democracy, climate change and global warming,fake news, propaganda, lies and corruption. How can these issues be resolved without global war ?.

We have seen that some personal gestures can unexpected set entire world ablaze,as happened with the self- immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi in Tunisia, which ignited the Arab Spring,and with the women who shared their sexual harassments and sparked the #MeTooMovement.

The global dimension of our personal lives means that it is more important than ever to uncover our religious and Political biases,our racial and gender privileges,and our unwitting compliticity in institution oppression.

But is this a realistic enterprise?.

I then begin to querry and interrogate the possibilities of getting a a firm ethical ground in a world that extends far beyond my horizons, that spins completely out of human control, and that holds all gods and ideologies suspects.

To end this contention, the merger of infotech and biotech might soon push billion of humans out of the job market and undermine both liberty and equality. To get answers to these questions, let's all begin our Research about the future that the Big Data will provide.

[{Credit is given to Yuval Noah Harari , The Author of the 21 LESSONS FOR THE THE 21ST CENTURY}]

By:

Goodluck Jonathan Tampuor.

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