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thats hard to say. war creates more problems for us as humans to solve. in turn creating more possibilities to improve ourselves as humans. however war has many casualties giving us less people to help solve the problems.
but i guess in the end it does spark a reaction. which in my opinion is enough to improve and progress us as human beings. now is war essential i don't believe it is. if we focused our problems on something other then war we could still achieve that same type of formula.
if you ask me though war is not a very efficient way of moving our race forward.
another question might be is war inevitable or can it be avoided. i guess if the human race survives another 20,000 years we might find out. because its obvious we haven't learned shit from the first 20,000.
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