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Multi-polar worlds are scary because constant international competition between nations can lead to conflict and war. For example, multi-polar competition in Europe in the early 1900s led to World War I.

Competition in a multi-polar world can indeed escalate tensions and increase the risk of conflict, as history has shown. It's crucial for nations to prioritize diplomacy and cooperation to prevent such disastrous outcomes. Learning from past mistakes is key to fostering peace and stability in today's complex global landscape.