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Originally Posted by Baraka_Guru
The idea of "human nature" (more specifically, "the human condition") was eviscerated by the post-modernists years ago. We can no longer refer to anything resembling a unified "condition" of our experience because, as the post-modernists aptly point out, we no longer have what can be called a "grand narrative." Our experiences as human beings are too diverse to apply universal ideals to us as humans.
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Evidently, I didn't get the memo (and neither did most of biological psychology, bio-anothropology, evolutionary biologists, evolutionary psychologists, cognitive neuroscientists... the list goes on....) There's a great deal of productive research being done from a functional biological perspective.
Also, there's nothing in the questions presented in the OP that suggests that human nature is taboo to apply to a discussion of war.