War. What is war? War is conflict, wrought about by clashing needs, competition, and wrapped up in ideals. So what causes conflict? Regional differences which cause certain settlements to have either a surplus or a shortage of needed resources. Then what causes regional differences? The earth's spherical shape which causes sunlight to rain down upon the populations unevenly. And what causes earth's spherical shape? Gravity, which brought about the formation of earth from nebular dust and formed it into a spherical mass. What causes gravity? I sure don't know, but from this logical standpoint, gravity is the most indirect, and yet most important, cause of war on earth. If world peace is to be attained, then gravity must go.
~C.
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A philosophical revelation of the theoretical and hypothetical catechisms and quandaries of reality, co-realities, non-realities, imaginary realities, unimaginative realities, and really misconceptual concepts of the celestial, quasi-celestial, non-celestial, and intangible beings and matters of, in, and involving the universe. Because as it is, there's not enough questions without answers answering said question.
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