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For questions related to the effects of certain circumstances, conditions, or locality changes on war. Related tags: [civil-war], [nuclear-war], [cold-war]
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Ensuring an endless war, and an endless stalemate
Edit: By the time I finished writing my post, others already proposed those alternatives. Oh well.
I can think of three alternatives that weren't already proposed:
Make them inherently good-hearted …
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