[AI REWRITE] The devaluation of the caring sector and the resultant disruption of social norms predispose societies toward apathy or aggression, manifesting as militarization. This, in turn, exacerbates international tensions through arms races, further eroding social scripts that prioritize care, thus amplifying uncaring attitudes and militarism. This cycle can transform into a state of perpetual conflict when societal norms consistently undervalue welfare. The perpetual war depicted by Orwell in '1984', reflecting his observation of far-right tendencies towards the brutalization of minorities, the disabled, and the elderly, risks becoming institutionalized as a form of political tyranny.