WAR
If in the past we looked at (WW 1 & 2) wars as 'IN-PERSON' confrontations, now in the era of COVID, should we be learning to perceive our international conflicts in terms of 'NOT IN-PERSON' events?
Are 'modern' wars more like games?
What if all teams chose a venue for the final tournament, like the Olympic games?
What if Ukraine is the venue for international Olympic style war games?
There is livestock and wheat and fertilizer production, all competing in the food section of the games: THE HUNGER GAMES?
There is chemical and biological production competing in the BIOWARFARE section.
ENERGY, WAR MACHINES, ARMAMENT & AMMUNITION are other competing categories.
INFORMATION WARS involves competing narratives (storytelling), misinformation, disinformation, fake news and propaganda.
The stakes are high. In the END,
who will have the most Gold?
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