Sunday, July 11, 2021

War Games

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As an intuitive hypothesis born of

familiarity it is little wonder that an

insight into the male predilection for

conflict has its origins in the perception

of women whose child-bearing age is

behind them. The conundrum however

is thus: Is it the man in the boy or is it

the boy in the man that steers boys toward

the exciting challenges inherent in their

imagination of arranging toy soldiers and

their infantry and tanks and helicopters on

opposing sides in the mindset of take no

prisoners? Or is it the boy in the man where

anticipation is generated of superiority in

modern technology of laser-guided missiles

with the aid of artificial intelligence and

nuclear-powered submarines in the depths 

of forbidden waters enabling protagonists

to play their never-ending games of war?



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