What one human tendency would you eliminate if you had the chance to solve the world's problems?
Posted Dec 16, 2021, 5:09 AM UTC
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Predatory people, be it sexual , religious, financial or otherwise.
4
Act on emotion
3
Religious fanatism
3
Any fanaticism, not just religious. There’s plenty of religion-in-all-but-name shenanigans going on in the world.
3
Jealousy
3
The choice to solve one’s problems by killing and otherwise causing harm.
3
The urge to shoot anyone with a skin color darker than Pantone 58-6C
3
To believe fairy tales over science
2
Not being logical.
2
Addictions. Physical and mental. All of them. From power to drugs.
2
Selfishness. If everyone looked out for everyone else's best interest, things would be a lot better. You would have way more people looking out for you than just yourself.
2
People's urge to satiate themselves constantly.
2
Thinking of people as things
2
Telling lies to feel superior in conversations.
2
The pull to the granfalloon
1
Communism
1
The desire to ever father or bear to term more than one child in one's lifetime.
1
Greed or jealousy.
They're the same thing, depending on who you ask.
Greed has ruined the world. If you believe in the 7 deadly sins, I feel greed is by far the worst.
And envy.