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Reasons behind persistent global conflicts
The article discusses the reasons behind the continued occurrence of wars around the world, focusing on three main causes: First, Malthusian theory, which views wars as necessary for controlling the population and ensuring the sustainability of resources, despite criticisms regarding the unequal distribution of food and resources; Second, human nature, characterized by contradiction and internal conflict, with the potential for disputes to escalate to the use of destructive technologies, making war inevitable; Third, mankind's pursuit of power and control, whether on a personal or international level, which drives nations to escalate militarily and remain trapped in a cycle of wars.
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