Philosophy
Galkovsky energetically denies being a philosopher as well as the relevance of philosophy by itself in the 21st century.
Galkovsky proposed the following classification of world wars:
- WWI: archaic military conflict
- WWII: primarily, war of ideologies
- WWIII: practically bloodless war of robots
- WWIV: war of computer programs
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