Alexander Stepanovich Chuprov. (№ 416431)

The thesis about the role of culture and morality is always opposed by another thesis - the one who is more aggressive and stronger wins: “whoever dares - he ate it”. But it should be remembered that on the scale of humanity, aggression, firstly, only depletes the available resources and destroys what has already been created, without creating anything; secondly, like a boomerang, it necessarily returns to the aggressor with such problems that he could not have imagined. Winning in the private (here and now), humanity always loses in the whole (everywhere and forever). In the best case, he gets some kind of delay in general doom. Therefore, no matter how trite, utopian and very pretentious it may sound, the further development of human culture and morality is and will always be the most important way of solving the “eternal” problems of modern civilization. Almost all politicians know about it, some understand it, but, alas, only a few make it the principle of their policy. Recommend.