For thousands of years, humanity has attempted to secure peace through fear. Arms accumulation. Deterrence. Balances of power.
Throughout history, peace has never been sustainable when built on coercion. Technological progress accelerated conflicts instead of eliminating them.
Each innovation wave — each Kondratiev cycle — intensified inequality, competition, and systemic crises.
The problem is not the lack of tools.
The problem is the social model itself.
Security can no longer be enforced.
It must be designed.
The New System of International Security (NSIS) is not another security mechanism. It is a civilizational transition.
Trust becomes a measurable and reproducible resource.
NSIS rejects centralized control and creates a polycentric digital architecture:
War ceases to be a political instrument.
It becomes a systemic error.
Hanseatic League — trade reduced conflict between cities.
European Coal and Steel Community — shared resources eliminated war between states.
NSIS — digital trust and ethics eliminate war at the planetary level.
Peace is not achieved by force.
Peace is achieved when war becomes meaningless.