Reality of War

War is not just a necessary evil, but an inevitable part of life, akin to breathing. We engage in daily battles, but to comprehend this reality, we need to define war and gain some perspective. War is characterized as a state of armed conflict between various nations or groups within a nation. On an individual level, we can be seen as sovereign states, with our bodies functioning like organizations led by our brains, which act as the governing force with free will. The brain serves as the leader, the lungs as the financial system, the stomach as the industry, the heart as the driving force, and so on. Each component of our "organization" must operate efficiently to achieve any objectives set by its leadership.

For our leadership to achieve its objectives effectively, it must equip itself with knowledge, strategies, experience, and the ability to use physical tools and weapons. Every challenge that the organization encounters should be met with the skills it has acquired to conquer it. In this battle, there will always be a definitive winner and loser after each endeavor. Understanding this reality sooner rather than later will enable us to train our organization properly and safeguard its individual components. This preparation will ensure that when the time comes, they will perform at their best against obstacles that threaten our goals.