India, Nov. 10 -- The most important challenge of our age is that human capacity to address problems has expanded significantly even as our commitment to working collectively remains inadequate. Human ingenuity is able to build machines far more intelligent than human beings. We have been able to decode genomes and, through advances in science, technology, and telecommunication, connect billions of people. Notwithstanding these extraordinary developments, we continue to confront the old challenge of our inability to prevent wars and the new challenge of securing the future of young people by preserving our planet for posterity. It requires us to ask who is shaping the rules, whose interests these rules serve, and how institutions should ear...