Stupidity, more so than evil, poses a greater risk to humanity due to its omnipresence and unpredictability.

Unlike evil, which often comes cloaked with discernible motives, stupidity can be indiscriminate, thoughtless, and thus more destructive.

Evil can be combated and contained with moral fortitude, but the chaos wrought by stupidity is inherently difficult to predict or control, making it a far more dangerous threat.