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@Stigma I believe all over less. www.vox.com/2015/6/23/8832311/war-casualties-600-years
600 years however don't really come close to the picture over time. The end of the stone age and the bronze ages were very bloody.
From wikipedia "Bioarchaeologists have found from the skeletal remains of more than 2,300 early farmers from 180 sites in northwestern Europe between 8,000 and 4,000 years ago that more than one in ten suffered weapon injuries." That shows endemic tribal warfare over millennia. At the collapse points it was much worse.
The fact that war does not kill very high population percentages these days does not mean that it won't kill more in future. It has the potential with powerful weapons and lots of people to be killed.
War kills far fewer in percentage of the people these days than it once did.
Participants (soldiers)? or civilian populations too?
@adam-l I am not so worried about psychopaths. They exist and are more common in positions of power. I don't like them but they are a feature of humanity as it is. One can benefit from the world without being a psychopath.
War kills far fewer in percentage of the people these days than it once did. It peaked in the late neolithic early bronze age.
See, I believe there is only one resource: pussy. Men are willing to trade in diamonds, houses, yachts, even work, i.e. their valuable life time, in order to get it. And the price of that commodity is kept artificially inflated.
The only ones that truly "benefit" from the world as it is are, actually, psychopaths. They absolutely need to keep everyone else at a state of constant vigilance, otherwise their own internal state threatens to consume them.
This fact works in tandem with the fact that human didn't really evolve to live in societies of millions. These societies have turned out to be the natural habitat of psychopaths.
@adam-l I agree that the resources are not for the common soldier and have not been for a long time -300 years or more in the west. The officer class did well till the start of last century. Now soldier is a job that people do, not a way of life and most people hope to avoid opportunity for courage.
I think we need to remember that these are strange times. As resources get scarcer, the value in war will increase. The common soldier may never get rich but his masters will as in the end a man who can bring victory will be prized above all.
@Stigma Yes in the last century those who avoided war have done better on average than those who went towards it.
But we must remember we live in strange times when normal has been suspended. It will return, dangerous or not. It will become important to the elite.
She had dreams of becoming a nurse
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