Why Do People Fight? لماذا يقاتل الناس؟

from Orientalistics: Podcast on Language, Religion and Culture · host Farshid Delshad

Why Do People Fight? لماذا يقاتل الناس؟ Yuval Noah Harari once said something I find profound: Why are there so many wars in the world? Many people will tell you it's because humans fight for the same reasons animals do. They’ll say it’s natural—we fight for land, for resources, just like chimpanzees, wolves, or lions. For a long time, I believed this too. But after years of studying history, I realized it’s not true at all ... The shorten out is in Arabic

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