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Making war is also an incredibly difficult and unsolved problem. We regularly just "decide" to make war for a particular objective, with very little thought to
by quinnchr 13y ago
Making war is also an incredibly difficult and unsolved problem. We regularly just "decide" to make war for a particular objective, with very little thought to how it will be accomplished (And what plans we do have usually end up not working as expected).
Why should resolving to make peace not war require more thoughtfulness than waging war?
- mikeash 13y agoThey both require thoughtfulness. I'd have the same kinds of things to say to someone who simply proposed "war", without details, as the solution to anything.