unfortunate side affects which accompany the phenomenon of life. These factors

are also intertwined with the methodical process of evolution, which, although

often cruel and merciless, is nonetheless beneficial to any species of animal,

including, and perhaps especially, humans. Without violent conflict causing the

death of the weak and survival of the strong, it is highly unlikely that we, Homo Sapiens Sapiens, would have diverged from our ape-like ancestry and created

civilization. Through our technology we have nearly eradicated all threat to

ourselves from the natural world, the exceptions being disease and the unstoppable aging process. The most prominent factor in causing premature

death in humans is the actions of other humans. Greed, lust, envy, anger, and

mindless hatred have all, at one time or another, contributed to the incitement of human conflicts which have more often than not been resolved by violent action. Despite our overwhelming intellectual superiority over the other creatures of this earth, it seems that we must resort to the most primal method of physical dominance in order to overcome our enemies of the same sp

created for military use during the Cold War era. War and the threat of it can be beneficial not only to the technology of a country, but its economy and moral as well. North America was suffering greatly from the effects of The Great

greatly. Wartime creates a large amount of demand for many goods, and the

themselves neglected the necessary nourishment until they eventually perish.

as well wish to live forever for the likelihood of its occurrence. I have illustrated why we possess the lust to fight due to our instincts and shown how barbarous conflict is beneficial to our progress, much like the forging of a sword though heat and battery. Lastly, I presented the fact that ferociousness is the easiest and fastest means with which to solve a problem. Power, dominance, luxury, and even perhaps knowledge are best attained through violence. Until the day that humans become devoid of emotion, we will always possess a need to fight.

ecies. Is this truly necessary? Do we really need to fight one another? I believe that the unfortunate answer to this question is yes; violent conflict is essential for humans as they are now. I base this conclusion on the instincts ingrained in every person's DNA, the integral role of violent struggle in the process of progress, and the inefficiency of other methods of resolution.

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