As long as there are sovereign nations possessing great power, war is inevitable.
Interpretation
War will always occur as long as powerful nations exist.
This quote by Albert Einstein highlights the complex relationship between power and conflict. It suggests that the existence of sovereign nations with significant power inherently creates a situation where conflicts and wars are likely, as these nations may seek to assert their dominance or protect their interests against each other.
In practice
During a lecture on international relations, this quote can emphasize the ongoing nature of geopolitical conflicts.
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