Is war just part of who we are

Is war just part of who we are
If that is the case
The critical question
A more meaningful way of thinking
- A helpful analogy

Summary

By the end, I came to the understanding that this is a simple problem that can be solved by having a proper understanding.

Can infinite resources solve war?

In a way of thinking:

War movies are entertaining (related idea: sex sells)
Without war there will be no war movies
Hence there will be war

So without war, we may invent artificial scarcity to create war.

If that is the case

We love it when good triumphs over bad
So we will create bad from good, just so we can defeat it
The capitalists love to create this illusion to sell and profit
Then the capitalist becomes the sustainer of the world
They do it so they can profit selfishly while misleading others
Is ego the reason for our existence?
All because we are driven to feed our egoistic desires?
Peace is achieved when there are no vices
But without vices, will existence be meaningless?

The critical question

It was said by Andrew Collier that

"to look at people in capitalist society and conclude that human nature is egoism, is like looking at people in a factory where pollution is destroying their lungs and saying that it is human nature to cough."

However, my question is whether we love the pollution
That is, given enough peace, will we get tired of it and choose war?

A more meaningful way of thinking

Maybe it's just the nature of life, a desire to break equilibrium.
As Erwin Schrodinger put it:

Living things avoid decay into disorder and equilibrium

Maybe humans just always need to be changing
The easiest change that can be made in a world with physics is a destructive change
When things are bad, they strive to reach the equilibrium
When things are good, they strive to change the equilibrium
But since it is to satisfy life, they choose not to destroy themselves
In which case they choose to destroy others

If we understand how others are part of our own existence, we will able to exit this behaviour

A helpful analogy

I found a helpful analogy to understand Schrodinger's quote from "Life, Explored" by Archit Bhardwaj | Predict | Medium:

Let’s pretend that your download folder is the universe; It started orderly and got more chaotic over time. By investing energy, you can clean it up — this is what living things do.

So life is like cleaning up after the activities we do.
So we have until the end of a day to set things right for the day
If we do more than what we can set right for the day, it will become a backlog

In other words, "a stitch in time saves nine".

Huge mistakes by other people will be a problem we need to solve together
But we can do it if we understand them to be part of our own selves