Edward Schellhammer

The Major Global Risks Edward Schellhammer

The 10 major global risks are: 1. World Population Growth; 2. Contamination; 3. Climate Change; 4. Ecosystems; 5. Economy; 6. Politics and Governance; 7. Mass Media; 8. Public Education; 9. Religion; 10. Prenatal and postnatal mind development. And there are many more global risks. All these risks are in very complex multiple interdependencies. All risks are growing with the increase of the world population. Most risks are in a process of momentum that is unstoppable. Understanding the immense risks requires a catharsis of history. It's about humans and human factors; thus all solutions lie in humans. Humans are biological, psychical (mental) and spiritual. Therefore there is only a solution for the future of humanity with the spiritual dimension. Humans, have created these risks. Therefore, the management of the major global risks must first focus on humans.