Is Human Conflict Universal? Proved by US, N Korea, Japan & B Desh?

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Clochette

@Clochette

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Posted: 3 days ago

#21

Is Human Conflict Universal?

Yes... the 'reptilian part' of the human brain will never allow a lasting peace - using the (inaccurate) term as a metaphor for the parts of our brain responsible for immediate, automatic instincts that often override more complex thinking, agressivity being one of them.

In holistic thinking, isn't a human a microcosm in the macrocosm - on more than one level (physical, social, metaphysical)? If a part in 'us' as an individual person isn't in harmony with the whole 'us', it creates a conflict...if a part of a group isn't in harmony with the whole group (how big ever the 'whole' is), there will be conflict.

And there will always be 'leaders' who use that for satisfying own wishes... in the smallest groups of people to the largest ones of regions/countries/nations.

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Shahab90

@Shahab90

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Posted: 3 days ago

#22

I agree that conflict shows up again and again in history, but it may not be purely because humans are always aggressive by nature. Researchers say aggression has roots in survival and competition, but culture and society shape how it plays out in large groups of people. Empathy, dialogue, and cooperation can reduce the urge to fight even if threats and fear trigger conflict. In today’s world, we see many ways to connect and understand each other. Even in gaming communities like on gamehub.onl, players from different places come together to enjoy shared experiences without real conflict. Mobile gaming shows how cooperation and fun can cross borders and cultures. That kind of social play offers a small example of how people can interact without aggression.