assignment 9 zachary langdon "I am not qualified"

As one who refrains to the best of his ability to nor make general statements, I cannot say if war can be necessary. I must remain open to the possibility that it might. Anything with regards to the “good”, “moral”, or “right” nature of it is completely and utterly subjective, and thus varies from preceptor to preceptor, both across being and time. The preceptor currently writing this piece hopes for two ending for humanity, and neither involve war. However, as I am a limited preceptor, I cannot say that I will at some point change my perception of the matter, or that my current perception as of the writing of this piece will become impossible, impractical, or deemed “wrong”. Justification for war is also subjective, and there could be both reasons for war that I could or could never imagine. Even if humanity as whole was able to take a collective stance on it, that unification would be insignificant to the rest of the cosmos and the preceptors in it. For a more down to earth view on the matter of war, I refer the reader to this video by Kurzgesagt. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbuUW9i-mHs