Diplomacy is a learned skill
Violence is, and always has been, a part of human nature. Children use violence to acquire the toy that they want from their friend, until they are stopped by an adult who teaches them how to ask nicely. Several grown adults will throw a punch the first moment they can when they are intoxicated. Looking at the film “2001- A Space Odyssey”, when the two tribes of monkeys are at the watering hole, they resort to violence to settle who wins the space. There is no asking nicely or calmly sharing the space, the only way to settle something such as this in their minds is to fight for it. The movie proves that diplomacy is not something humans are born with, but something people have developed due to their circumstances
Violence is, and always has been, a part of human nature. Children use violence to acquire the toy that they want from their friend, until they are stopped by an adult who teaches them how to ask nicely. Several grown adults will throw a punch the first moment they can when they are intoxicated. Looking at the film “2001- A Space Odyssey”, when the two tribes of monkeys are at the watering hole, they resort to violence to settle who wins the space. There is no asking nicely or calmly sharing the space, the only way to settle something such as this in their minds is to fight for it. The movie proves that diplomacy is not something humans are born with, but something people have developed due to their circumstances