System and Justice: The Cyclicality of Wars and Hybrid Modeling for the Purpose of Domination Through Economic Power Games

COMMENTARYpercentage of cases, they have acquired in the period of colonialism, feudalism, and the first industrial revolution, and later through various technological entrepreneurial ventures and distinctive personal stories that partially deviate from that narrative by offering an opportunity for other social classes to acquire goods, however, at the expense of the uneducated, the poor, and oppressed groups or peoples, as is the case in Africa, and thus also in our country through various forms of trafficking in goods and natural resources that are still quite disrupted today, globally in South America and Africa.Also, access to cheap health services and new medicines is prevented, along with decades of lack of drinking water for a large number of people in third countries.Greek economist and former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, in his new book Technocapitalism: What Killed Capitalism, believes that capitalism has degenerated into some form of technofeudalism in which it oppresses humanity through advertising, imposition, and behavior modification, which at some point ceases to be capitalism as we know it.The burning moment is the idea that the world's resources are inexhaustible, so their exploitation will sustain global market relations indefinitely, which is not entirely determined; however, the destruction of forests and waters certainly affects human lives and ecosystems throughout the world by reducing the number of animal species and