Could WWIII lead to a better future?

While no one wishes for war, history shows that great conflicts often force humanity to confront its shortcomings. Could World War III, tragic as it may be, lead to positive change? Here are some potential outcomes:

  1. Rethinking Priorities:

    • After World War II, the Marshall Plan rebuilt Europe, and the Bretton Woods system laid the groundwork for modern global economic cooperation. War can create opportunities for nations to collaborate on a new vision for humanity.

  2. Innovation for Survival:

    • Many technological advancements have roots in wartime innovation. The internet, initially developed by DARPA, emerged from Cold War research. A global conflict might accelerate developments in green energy, food security, and medical technology.

  3. Embracing Global Unity:

    • The League of Nations and the United Nations were both born from the ashes of war. While imperfect, these organisations show that conflict can inspire efforts to build institutions promoting peace and cooperation.

However, the question remains: Must we endure such devastation to learn these lessons?

Naturis Sancta believes that humanity can achieve these goals without the destruction of war, but it requires action now.