Top 5 World Problems

         World’s Biggest Problems Ranks from most serious to least

1.      Clean water

Access to clean water around the world is scarce. Water, especially in the Middle East has become a commodity equal to oil. 

2.      Unemployment 

Even though the economy is regaining its rigor, unemployment is still a huge problem that causes inequality and tension between citizens.

3.      Hunger

The UN estimates that about 1in 9 people go hungry each day. While most of this is happening in underdeveloped countries there is still hunger in developed countries as well. The price of food is skyrocketing leaving the poor unable to eat.

4.      Separation of Classes

The poorer are becoming poorer and the richer are becoming richer. 95% of the worlds wealth is owned by 1% of people. The amount of power that leaves these people is dangerous to say the least. Between running the political front and owning the highest corporate power, the top 1% basically runs the world.

5.      Health

The need for cures for the most deadly diseases remain unfound. It seems we have the capacity through science to tackle some of the most dangerous diseases, but for some reason we have yet to find a cure.

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Solutions from most plausible to least

1.    Separation of Classes Solution

The solution for this is not a simple one. My very bare suggestion would be to tax the richest who do not contribute at least 30% of their wealth to bettering the lives of those they basically are in charge of.

2.    Hunger Solution

One solution for this would be to share. It's as simple as kindergarten manners, if you don't need it share it. A lot of people have more than their share of food.

3.    Clean Water Solution

A solution for this problem might be funding for scientific research into natural economical ways to filter water.

4.    Unemployment Solution

Economists everywhere agree that a solution to this problem would have to come from creating more jobs, whether it be private sector or government funded job creation.

5.    Health

I believe that more government funding needs to be allocated to cancer fighting organizations who are focused on a cure. It's also essential that we educate people on proper eating and detoxifying to protect ourselves from these diseases.

I chose Water as the most important because it’s a natural resource that can easily be made clean for others. People are dying and becoming ill because they don’t have the tools necessary to clean their water. I believe at the very least countries should be contributing systems to these people for cleaning water.

I think the separation of classes is a huge problem, but I also think that the solution is easily implementable. I mean how hard is it for legislation to pass a bill saying A. if you’re a billionaire please contribute your butt load of money to bettering the lives of not only your own family, but the families around the world who can’t even eat at night. B. If you don’t do this we will tax you ourselves and contribute the money to at least the people in our own country who need the help.