I find it somewhat depressing that family values seem to have declined in recent years. They are like a side show, politicians. There are no longer any true musicians or songwriters, and music has declined. The days of having a good voice are long gone. Children spend more time indoors using their phones, computers, and violent television programs. These days, it's all about the uber macho cage fighter and guns. Bikes, swimming pools, and playing with pals from dawn until night were all part of the golden age of children. Having a great meal every night at the table with the whole family. As a family, we watched TV at night. Values and families have declined. People are too angry and violent these days. Our world's current merging challenges highlight the systemic nature of their causes. Since these issues are ingrained in the logic of the system, tinkering with the edges won't fix them. The hallmark of this is the climate problem. Although there has been noticeable progress in the implementation of low-carbon energy technology, the systemic political and economic presumptions that underpin the operations of dominant institutions have caused overall carbon emissions to continue rising. The same is true of the overall ecological overshoot dilemma, where climate is a significant contributing component but by no means the only one. Researchers from the Stockholm Resilience Center have been examining ecological limits, which delineate the safe area for human society and the planet.Climate Change: Ecosystems, economies, and human security are all at risk from the impending threat of climate change, which is characterized by rising temperatures, harsh weather, and rising sea levels. The long-term effects are uncertain because, despite worldwide efforts, improvement is still modest. Increasing Inequality: Both within and between nations, the wealth disparity keeps growing. Economic inequality creates a sense of injustice and despair by limiting possibilities for many, undermining political stability, and igniting social unrest. Political polarization: Growing hostility and divide between political organizations and ideologies makes it harder to establish common ground, fosters mistrust and conflict, and impedes collaboration on important issues. Social Conflict: Violence, terrorism, and wars continue to afflict different areas, resulting in significant human. A consortium of environmental organizations produced the State of Climate Action 2022 report, which evaluated global performance on 40 metrics of progress toward the 1.5 degree target. Although progress is being made on 27 indicators, it is not happening quickly enough. These include increasing climate funding, developing electric vehicles and renewable energy, and reducing deforestation. The world is obviously heading in the wrong path based on five further indicators.