The Strange Human Evolution ...

1. Travel&Tourism-2900Billion USD
2. Alcohol Beverages-1609Billion USD
3. Tobacco Industry-814 Billion USD
4. Cell phones-750 Billion USD
5. Advertisement Industry-700 Billion USD
6. Drugs Industry-650 Billion USD
7. Gambling Industry-565.4 Billion USD
8. Sports Industry-500 Billion USD
9. Lottery Industry-166.3 Billion USD
10. Gaming Industry-152 Billion USD
11. Cinema Industry-136 Billion USD
12. Theme park-70 Billion USD
13. Fire Crackers-26 Billion USD
14. Hundreds of such ....-Many Billions of USD

Total =More than 8738.7 Billion USD=8.7 Trillion USD

Realizing the strong link between 4000 Human Delights and the 4 Basic human Needs , decided to objectively measure the Relationship with one of the "Human delight"(Alcohol as an example) with "Human need ( Poverty as an example) " Below is the sample calculation.

Revenue in the Alcoholic drinks market amount to USD-1609 Billion in 2023 .

The market is expected to grow annually by 5.42 (CAGR for 2023 - 2027)

The new global poverty lines reflect the typical national poverty lines of countries (2017 prices) $2.15,/Day -Low income $3.65/Day-Lower-middle income $6.85/Day-Upper-middle income According to the World Bank, about 9.2% of the world (0.72 billion people), live in extreme poverty, on less than $2.15 a day. However, when looking beyond income to people experiencing deprivations in health, education, and living standards, 1.2 billion people in 111 developing countries are multidimensionally poor (2022 UNDP report).

Even assuming 1.47 billion people income needs to be elevated from 1.65 USD /Day to 4.65 USD/Day , it is 3 USD/Day 1.47 Billion people 365 days= 1609 billion (Matches well with Revenue from Alcohol ). So! Conquering Poverty & so many global social evils with Gandhism is evident . A simple, soft , ,safe ,sustainable and silent solution.

The 6 Rs? …how are they connected with Gandhian Engineering??

1.Refuse –The best of all , most Easiest, most Cheapest, Fastest, least investment , most attractive ROR? of all the 6 Rs(Eg. Refuse Human Delights –Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Burning crackers, and more than 4000 such similar such Human delights…...)?

2.Reduce?means to minimize the amount of waste we create.

3.Reuse?refers to using items more than once.

4.Recycle?means putting a product to a new use instead of throwing it away.

5.Rethink?is about considering how our actions affect the environment.

6.Recover?refers to the practice of putting waste products to use.

Mapping Cropland Cover Around the World

Over the last 50 years, the world’s human population worldwide has grown exponentially.

And this population explosion brought greater food production needs with it, through?livestock breeding, cropland expansion, and other increases in land use.

But how evenly is this land distributed globally? In this graphic,?Adam Symington?maps global croplands as of 2019, based on a?2021 scientific paper?published in?Nature?by Peter Potapov et al.

The World’s Croplands

Croplands are defined as land areas used to cultivate herbaceous crops for human consumption, forage, and biofuel. At the start of the 21st century, the world’s croplands spread across?1,142 million hectares?(Mha) of land.

Some of these croplands have since been abandoned, lost in natural disasters, or repurposed for housing, irrigation, and other infrastructural needs.

Despite this, the creation of new croplands increased overall cropland cover by around 9% and the net primary (crop) production by 25%.

The United States, Brazil and the European Union accounted for roughly 50% of the world's beef production. The United States accounted for roughly 20% of the world's beef production in 2020.

? ?The United States is the country producing the most?beef?in the world by some margin. This is according to forecasts for 2021?by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Food and Agriculture Organization.?The country is expected to produce 12.6 million tons of beef and veal this year. Second up is Brazil, forecast to produce 10.4 million tons. The country has in the past been heavily criticized for its large-scale cattle industry, which has caused deforestation in the Amazon rainforest and is contributing to extreme wildfire seasons the country, like the one experienced in 2019.?Most of the fires in the Amazon were caused by agricultural plot burning, many in connection with illegal land use.

An unexpected country on the list is India in rank 5. The majority of Indians are Hindus, which consider cows holy and refrain from eating them. There are large fines for slaughtering cows in many Indian states and violence in connection with cow smuggling has been picking up recently. India legally slaughters a large number of water buffalo though,?which are exported?to countries like Vietnam, Egypt, Malaysia and Saudi Arabia.

*Global meat production has increased rapidly over the past 50 years – as we see, total production has more than quadrupled since 1961. The chart shows global meat production by region, measured in tons. Regionally, Asia is the largest meat producer, accounting for around 40-45 percent of total meat production. This regional distribution has changed significantly in recent decades. In 1961, Europe and North America were the dominant meat producers, accounting for 42 and 25 percent, respectively. In 1961, Asia produced only 12 percent. By 2013, Europe and North America’s share had fallen to 19 and 15 percent, respectively.

*This reduction in production share was?despite?a large increase in production in absolute terms: Europe’s meat output has approximately doubled over this period, whilst North American output has increased 2.5-fold. Production increases in Asia, however, have been staggering: meat production has increased 15-fold since 1961.

*Absolute increases in production in other regions have also been substantial, with output in all regions (with exception to the Caribbean which approximately tripled) growing more than 5-fold over this period

All the 193 UN registered Countries and the 8Billion people's Hands are Needed to be the Single mind of the WORLD in accepting, following Gandhian SARVODAYA, SATYAGRAHA.SIMPLICITY , Truth, Non-violence, Non-Alcoholism, and in minimizing Human Delight to save and protect the World We do not need to become the "Light house "or "White house "for the world . Enough if we just become the "Right house" for the world. Right from Vegetarianism to non-alcoholism ....to non-violence ..all the noble thoughts and ideas of Mahatma Gandhiji are of universal relevance and seems the one and only ultimate solution.

Remembering …..Learning ….Power of Communication ……

What we remember ?

*10% of what we hear.

*15% of what we see

*20 % of what we see and hear

*40% of what we discuss

*80% of what we experience through practice.

*90% of what we attempt to teach others.

How we learn?

*70 % by our own experience

*20% by Academics

*10% by Training program.

Time use as adults

1.Listening-45%

2.Speaking-30%

3.Reading-16%

4.Writing-9%

80% of our working hours we spend in communicating. We have some training for reading, writing, speaking,? talking, dancing, singing, acting,-but practically? no training for

" listening"

Understanding Human Error

1.Decision-Making Errors

2.Confirmation Bias

3.Overconfidence

4.Anchoring

5.Availability Heuristic

6.Sunk Cost Fallacy

7.Groupthink

8.Decision Fatigue

9.Hindsight Bias

10.Emotional Decision-Making