What are the sub-problems for dealing with threats to human survival listed in the answers to this question:?

Question

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AuvVV3YydP7CbfWKBaMVAdbsy6IX?qid=20060708233651AA9hkz3

This is a sub-question to Hawking's question on human survival and is posted in response to:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AhaRK._T3Ioz25Bb0m2cGC_sy6IX?qid=20060708184051AAqubF9

I'd like to encourage the posting of sub-questions to this question. Reference the original Hawking question and this question. Select a different category if it makes sense.

Often to tackle a very hard problem, it must be broken into easier problems. For example, to plan a trip you must break into smaller problems:

1. where do you go?
2. how do you get there?
3. where do you stay?
4. how do you get back?
5. what preparations are needed for the trip?

For dealing with threats to the human race we will also have to divide the problems into easier problems. If that is done well, some people can work on one problem and other people can work on other problems and the solutions combined into a solution to the whole problem.

Answer 1

There are so many problems - be call it sub problems, main problems or whatever you call.

Problems are there are too face and solve. So instead of concentrating on problems we should concentrate more on life. Life is not just problems there is lot to enjoy.

So n'joy.