''NEW WORLD ORDER'' We are the devil and We are the angel!

 The concept of the "New World Order," proposed by global intelligence, raises important questions about the future of humanity and the structure of societies. In this context, the new world order we desire as humanity is shaped not only by the challenges and opportunities presented by population growth but also by existing social, economic, and political dynamics.

Population Growth and Its Effects

The world population has increased from 1 billion 200 years ago to 7.8 billion today, resulting in both positive and negative consequences.****Positive Aspects:

• Market Expansion: The growing population can increase demand for goods and services, contributing to economic growth.
• Labor Force: A larger population enhances the potential labor force, boosting production and productivity.

****Negative Aspects:

• Resource Consumption: Population growth leads to the overconsumption of natural resources, exacerbating environmental issues.
• Poverty and Inequality: Rapid population growth can deepen income distribution inequalities and increase poverty.

Global Hegemony and the Role of Humanity

Global hegemony should focus on the benefits provided by individuals beyond national and religious differences. In this context:

• Human Resources: The contributions of people as a labor force are fundamental to the global economic system.
• Religious and Cultural Differences: It is argued that these differences should not hinder coexistence among people of various beliefs.

Impact of Technological Developments

The advancement of artificial intelligence and robotics may lead to human complacency while also presenting new opportunities. However, there are potential negative effects to consider:

• Addictions: New forms of addiction, such as social media and gambling addiction, can diminish individuals' quality of life.
• Health Issues: Lack of physical activity can lead to obesity and other health problems.

Recommendations for a New World Order

Proposed approaches for a new world order include:

• Benefit-Based Evaluation: It is emphasized that individuals should be assessed based on their contributions. This approach suggests that people should not be viewed solely as economic tools.
• Education and Awareness: Increasing educational programs to help individuals overcome addictions and develop healthy living habits is essential.
• Social Policy Reforms: Strengthening family structures and developing policies to protect societal values are necessary.

Conclusion

The construction of a new world order requires not only economic development but also the establishment of conditions for social justice, environmental sustainability, and individuals' ability to lead healthy lives. In this process, it is crucial for humanity to act in alignment with common goals.

Haluk Köseoğlu