戦争は未来を削る ― 資源から見た中東情勢

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Recorded20 Mar 2026

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In this episode, I discuss the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East from a different perspective. While news coverage often focuses on oil prices and market impacts, I explore a deeper issue: the destruction of natural resources themselves. Oil and gas are not simply commodities but irreplaceable systems formed over millions of years. War does not just consume resources—it damages the infrastructure and geological balance needed to extract them, effectively erasing future supply. I also examine how conflicts over resources can create a self-reinforcing cycle of scarcity and destruction, and what this reveals about the fragility of modern civilization.

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