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[Mass Effect] If Sovereign hadn't interfered with the geth by creating the heretics, would there be an organic/synthetic conflict?

Sure, the geth had kicked the quarians off of Rannoch, but the entire Morning War was in self defense and they allowed the flotilla to leave unharmed. 

For the next couple of hundred years the geth endeavour to build a Dyson sphere, otherwise chilling in space stations and not being hostile, while the quarians won't get a new homeworld from the Council and developing AI gets outlawed.

Then Sovereign/Nazara comes along, tells the geth that they get upgrades if they help him defeat organics and a small percentage of the geth agrees. 

Saren then attacks Eden Prime with help from the geth and we all know how it went down from there.

But if Sovereign never approached the geth, they would probably still be building their Dyson sphere, the Alliance might've decoded the Prothean beacon and screwed up Reaper plans something fierce. So did the Reapers create a self-fulfilling prophecy by employing heretic geth?
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Sovereign attacked because the galaxy had reached the end of their cycle. The quarians struggle with the Geth simply proved that this cycle had the same issues as the ones before it. That eventually synthetics will revolt against their created. It was going to happen. Maybe the Geth would feel the need to expand. Or maybe another race would build synthetics and the same will happen. It's not necessarily a few years from the present but a few centuries in the future. Which is like the blink of an eye for a being like Sovereign.