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Lately, it feels like the world is collapsing—war, poverty, violence, climate disasters—every headline makes it worse. I used to think the same: that every year is darker than the last, that we're spiraling down. But when I started digging into actual long-term data, I realized something shocking: almost every major aspect of human life has improved dramatically over the past century—health, education, poverty, violence. In this video, I explore why we feel like everything's falling apart, how the news and internet fuel that perception, and what the data really shows about where humanity is headed. This isn’t blind optimism—it's a reality check, grounded in facts.

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Hi, I'm Suresh, and this channel aims to promote awareness and inspire critical thinking about ethical living, sustainability, and social issues in India while encouraging viewers to reflect on their values and lifestyle choices. Here’s what you’ll find:

Animal Rights
Environmental Sustainability
Ethical Consumerism
Nutrition & Public Health
Media Critique
Social/Cultural Commentary

I avoid covering topics like politics, current events, or random explainer videos on science, religion, history, and more—unless they directly tie into the issues that matter most to creating a mindful, ethical lifestyle. Essentially, I want to build conscious, compassionate individuals who think critically about contemporary issues.