Can the world pull out from the war economy before a collapse?

[knuckey]

All signs worldwide point to a war economy.

Europez and America keep getting more and more invested in armaments and their manufacture.
The middle east is at the center of it as always. Now also Russia.
Now even Asian countries are contributing more and more to severely fronts.

History has shown us that when the worldwide economy focuses on war the turbulence leads to a global collapse of many otherwise considered vital parts of the economy eventually. Is it too late to stop this potential outcome right on its tracks by now? Or will the warmongers keep us all implicated till the bitter end?

I can't imagine a clear end yet, many countries are currently focusing on the defense/military sector, imagine how unfair it would be if a country had rich natural resources but managed by another country, this is not only economic but also the fear of countries if they don't want to cooperate with a country that is strong in the military field. A strong country will seize resources from a weak country. Indeed, both are mutually beneficial, one party offers security and the other party offers resources. What I can't imagine is when the resources have run out, maybe they have to accept the bitter reality

[bhadz]

Or will the warmongers keep us all implicated till the bitter end?

The noise of this war is even echoing in our economy. That is because our country has been driven by the biggest corporations and they have the control to oil and our food chain. So, the price increase has been happening when there are some triggers and even with the supply that they have bought when the price is low, on an instant they're announcing price increase for oil products. And that affects a lot of industries that are driving our economy. I think that there's no solution to this as of the moment but a complete truce and stop of war. When there was a ceasefire, the things that have raised their prices didn't even roll back. This is how our economy works in the hands of the corporations as they're friends with our government.

[Iroh]

All signs worldwide point to a war economy. 

And why is that?
Because for so long, some parties, due to several selfish crazy reasons, seemingly can't do without fighting a proxy or/and direct war. The unrest and uncertainty of it all would make anyone seek to ramp up its defenses. Also the rhetoric used in todays political climate doesn't make things any easier. We have politicians and leaders of government making unverified and baseless claims in a bid to push for even more support for spending on defense and if it comes down to it, warfare. The option to sit down, compromise and try to make peace first is slowly being relegated to the back. We're all rushing to acquire more guns and bombs. The reality of it all is quite sad.

[Queentoshi]

All signs worldwide point to a war economy.

Europez and America keep getting more and more invested in armaments and their manufacture.
The middle east is at the center of it as always. Now also Russia.
Now even Asian countries are contributing more and more to severely fronts.

History has shown us that when the worldwide economy focuses on war the turbulence leads to a global collapse of many otherwise considered vital parts of the economy eventually. Is it too late to stop this potential outcome right on its tracks by now? Or will the warmongers keep us all implicated till the bitter end?

It becomes something to actually worry about if the big countries of the world in Europe and America are getting more interested in investing in weapons and their manufacture because it shows that there is no intention to remain unprepared for any situation like a crisis, Or another thinking is that these countries understand that for you to be peaceful you also have to be capable of violence that some other people or country that may have plan to look for your trouble  will prefer to avoid you. As a general trend of top countries to start investing in weaponry, any country not following in that manner will be left behind and likely even oppressed in the future for it.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

All signs worldwide point to a war economy.

It's all about the dominance (power play) and profit making for the majority players in this economy and other countries are beginning to catch up too that's why they're turning to making war equipment to boost their economy disregarding the impact this is having. Russia supplying drones to Iran, Ukraine getting support from UN and so many others too, everybody just trying to capitalize on the opportunity to make profits from war or weaken the other country political power. China/India and Russia benefiting from the street of Homuz closure. A county or multiple countries  are always benefiting whenever there's a war and that's why we'll keep having a war powered economy and I don't think the world will pull out even though it can because some countries are making massive gains in this chaotic times.

[Curious T]

From the point the world got to a stage where a country had to be very powerful in order to prevent other countries from exploiting or undermining it, it meant just one thing. Countries did not build nuclear weapons because they planned on using them. They built them because when they have something as powerful as that, others won't attack them. The concept of mutually assured destruction brought us to where we are today.

Now, they all want to show that they are strong and nobody should dare them. When everybody is filled with egos like that, it's very difficult for them not to escalate the issue. If you look at all the issues in the world today between countries, they are issues that can be solved by dialogue, but their egos won't let them. I don't understand why humans only see differences when they look at people, instead of just seeing them as human beings.