Le monde en guerre : ce qui empêche vraiment la paix | Sadhguru
The speaker discusses the current global trajectory towards conflict, noting that Europe, which avoided this path after World War II, is now heading in that direction again. They express shock and dismay at the re-emergence of war, suggesting that many people cannot survive without it, as economies are built upon it. The speaker highlights the irony of fertile land in Ukraine, one of the most fertile soils on Earth, being in a war-torn country.
A major concern raised is the immense investment by almost all nations in building and storing weapons, including bombs and missiles, some even called "smart bombs." The speaker questions the intelligence of such weapons, contrasting them with more primitive forms of combat that at least offer a "gross animal pleasure." The idea of dropping a bomb from 3 km away and having it enter a house through a window is presented as something people are proud of, yet ultimately leads to mass death. The speaker argues that these accumulated weapons are not for show; they will inevitably be used, and the only questions are where and on whom.
