Review: Why Humans Avoid War
Why Humans Avoid War by Daniel Pascap My rating: 5 of 5 stars Humans have a long history, much of it grim. To progress as a species, and indeed to survive, they needed to become better. And so they grew. But can any species with roots so deeply entwined in bloodlust and violence ever truly leave it behind? Where is humanity’s place in the cosmos? Can their violent history become their greatest strength? Thousands of years into the future, humans have not only overcome their petty infighting but have also become part of the Galactic Federation. Their evolution from the primal, tribal beings they once were is so complete that they are now regarded as paragons of diplomacy, the most peace-loving species in the galaxy. However, the true test of their evolution arises when their newfound harmony is threatened. Why Humans Avoid War has been garnering a lot of attention on Reddit and TikTok, so as a sci-fi lover, it made sense to check it out—and I’m glad that I did. De
