On one of the levels without ww2 and the cold war afterwards — there would never be the Internet and modern computers as we know them [1]
On a philosophical level — as long as there is a dualism, there is a constant battle and interplay between the sides. So war in one form or another is as inevitable as peace.
In a sense the whole life itself is a constant battle between good and evil, chaos and order, entropy and information [2]
On the surface — scarced resources, justice, religions are just silly stories that people create for themselves to sugarcoat and rationalize those (or other) deeply embeded into the reality drivers.
On one of the levels without ww2 and the cold war afterwards — there would never be the Internet and modern computers as we know them [1]
On a philosophical level — as long as there is a dualism, there is a constant battle and interplay between the sides. So war in one form or another is as inevitable as peace.
In a sense the whole life itself is a constant battle between good and evil, chaos and order, entropy and information [2]
On the surface — scarced resources, justice, religions are just silly stories that people create for themselves to sugarcoat and rationalize those (or other) deeply embeded into the reality drivers.
[1] https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1732265119/
[2] https://www.amazon.com/Into-Cool-Energy-Flow-Thermodynamics/... and other similar books
Also Jordan Peterson “maps of meaning” and any serious book on roots of religious myths and stories.