The Global Conflict and Neuroscientific Insight

Ongoing conflicts in Myanmar, Africa, Nigeria, Sudan, Syria, Somalia, Ethiopia, and Afghanistan underline the prevalence of human conflicts. Despite cultural and geographic diversity, all humans have structurally similar brains, originating from the same ancestry only 60,000 years ago. This neuroscientific perspective sheds light on the universal nature of human conflict triggers and patterns, transcending cultural and geographical boundaries.