All Life Is Problem Solving

The book explores the alarming proliferation of powerful weapons and the dangers posed by their possession in the hands of individuals and groups lacking responsibility. It delves into the philosophical implications of this phenomenon, drawing on Karl Popper's insights to examine the moral and ethical challenges of modern warfare and the potential for catastrophic consequences in a world where destructive capabilities are widely accessible. The narrative encourages critical reflection on the balance between security and the risks of unregulated armament.