@DogMan well humans are social creatures and we have discovered that we work best in groups so we identify our selves as kingdoms or nations. much like how you are comprised of many cells to make a body, many of those bodies together create the entity of a nation. At the top of a national identy we elect a representative to be the leader to move our nation forward and create a history. We define our nations with imaginary boarders on the land and claim ownership of the reasources within it. As we expand we often find ourselves in need of reasources in places other nations define as thiers.

An archiac strategy commonly used to obtain more reasources is war. Though becausse we still stick to the principles of hierarchy, our leaders often decide on this princple regauedless of how the rest of us feel about it leading to instabilty withing our national body. To counter this or to gain aproval, they often lie or tell us what we think we want to hear. The repercussions of this can last for decades leading to generations of misinformation and mistrust.

Another alternative is trade but by utilizing our archiac hierarchical system in combination with the feeble heart of man can cause even the most humble person to be come currupt with the desire for power and wealth.

We are soon changing our systems but many are resistant to change. There will probably be war.