Future of the world

[ar81]

Future looks a bit uncertain.
War on drugs have been proven a failure.

'Breaking the Taboo': US presidents admit drug policies were wrong in new documentary
http://rt.com/art-and-culture/news/b...cumentary-087/

Laws on insults have proven a failure.

Sticks and stones! Push to reform notorious UK ‘insult’ law gains momentum
https://rt.com/news/uk-free-speech-section-5-058/

Drones have been proven as a failure.

Flying into trouble? Drones to use US airspace as safety record questioned
http://rt.com/news/drones-pentagon-us-airspace-056/

And after all the oil wars, it seems water wars are yet to come...

Peak water
http://rt.com/programs/crosstalk/pea...ources-future/

Do you think humanity failed big time?

[EmperorNorton]

Do you think humanity failed big time?

With or without disregard for our recent advancements?

DNA strands photographed
http://dvice.com/archives/2012/11/first-picture-o.php

Etc...

[GGT]

Nah, humanity hasn't failed. But we are in the midst of huge change and transition, which always comes with uncertainty, and degrees of anxiety and/or fear. Our Technology and Information Age moves at light-speed, while our minds operate much slower.

But I do think Water is quickly becoming our most important resource, commodity, and even risk (in weather and climate). Too much in some places, not enough in others, and people competing for ways to move or use it, own it, or fighting over it....

[Knux897]

Do you think humanity failed big time?

Depends. Humanity always fails at everything, but in context to our history, life has never been better.