The arms race only fuels conflict and aggression from "summary" of The End of War by John Horgan
The arms race, with its relentless pursuit of bigger and more powerful weapons, does not lead to security and peace as some might believe. Instead, it only serves to escalate tensions and increase the likelihood of conflict. When one country builds up its military capabilities, other nations feel the need to do the same in order to maintain a balance of power. This creates a cycle of competition and suspicion that can quickly spiral out of control. Furthermore, the massive resources poured into the arms race could be better spent on addressing the root causes of conflict such as poverty, inequality, and lack ...
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