The Most Important Broad Sense Issues

They are in no order:

1. eugenics and dysgenics.
2. courage, free speech, and ethical reasoning.
3. migration, demographic conquest, developing country overpopulation, and the eagerness of some governments to eliminate their own people.
4. non-demographic warfare, especially nuclear weapons and biological weapons.
5. low probability, disastrous expected value existential threats, for example, super volcanoes or a collision with a large comet.
6. pathogen evolution.
7. economic free riding, destroyers-take-most economies.
8. religions, especially religions supporting misplaced altruism, unethical escapism, and dysgenic, evolutionary egoism.
9. self-determination
10. kakistocracy and the ease with which the worst or near worst individuals influence or take over governments via bribery, Machiavellianism, divide-and-screw, and other methods.
11. purpose, hedonism, and lack of self-respect--especially via TV, social media, mood altering drugs, politics as infotainment, and the increasing shortage of ethical, purposeful work, resulting in misplaced hostility and alienation or worse: desperate attachments to harmful acts and groups.

Many of these issues overlap, for example, dysgenics, migration, and overpopulation. Overlaps cannot be eliminated.

Multiculturalism, including Islam, isn't just wrong on all of these issues, it is spectacularly wrong, fanatically opposed to being right, willing to severely punish well-reasoned dissent and reforms. Many other belief systems are poor on these issues as well, but few are as horrendous as multiculturalism.

Contemporary establishments have more commitment to spouting insipid buzzwords than willingness to efficiently accomplish big, good goals. My Google search for "under cost infrastructure project," "under cost highway project," and "project finished under cost" produced a total of two results, both on minor projects. Many similar search phrases would likely produce similar results.

Bill Gates calls flu the biggest threat, yet he wastes billions on educational nostrums, managing only $12 million for flu research.

Ugh.