Quote by Albert Einstein

As long as there are sovereign nations possessing great power, war is inevitable.

As long as there are sovereign nations possessing great powe

Summary

This quote suggests that as long as there are powerful countries with their own independent authority, the likelihood of conflicts and wars occurring is unavoidable. It implies that the combination of strength and autonomy leads to rivalries, competition, and ultimately, the use of force to protect national interests. The quote reflects a pessimistic view, implying that the desire for power and self-interest can overshadow diplomatic efforts, making the occurrence of war an inevitable consequence in the international arena.

By Albert Einstein

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