【英文】2023、2024年人类发展报告（325页）

We must do better than a world always on the brink,  a socioecological house of cards. We owe it to ourselves, to each other, to our children and their children. We have so much going for us. We know what the global challenges are and who  will be most afected by them. And we know there  will surely be more that we cannot anticipate today. We know which choices ofer better opportunities  for peace, shared prosperity and sustainability, better  ways to navigate interacting layers of uncertainty and  interlinked planetary surprises.1 We enjoy unprecedented wealth, knowhow and  technology—unimaginable to our ancestors—that with  more equitable distribution and use could power bold  and necessary choices for peace and for sustainable, inclusive human development on which peace depends. So why does pursuing the ambitions of the 2030  Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Paris  Agreement feel like a half-hearted slog through  quicksand? Why in many places does restoring peace, even  pauses or ceasefres as hopeful preludes to peace, feel  so elusive? Why are we immobilized on digital governance  while artificial intelligence races ahead in a data  goldrush? In short, why are we so stuck? And how do we  get unstuck without resorting myopically to violence or isolationism? These questions motivate the  2023/2024 Human Development Report. Sharp questions belie their complexity; issues with  power disparities at their core often defy easy explanation.