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Biological Wars - The Future!?!

 


Biological Wars - The Future!?!

We are indeed developing so fast in every general area field in our life. Technology, human biology, infrastructure, academic, you name it; we have covered them all. But, is it really enough to what we should call - saving ourselves from the unknown? No, I am not talking about some zombie apocalypse, I am talking about our own biology. It is true that we all have grown ourselves to better human being and we are continuously growing and growing with no stepping down, but can it be useful to us when something like biological diseases come into the play. Coronavirus or COVID-19, we all have encountered that name a lot of times. But, do we really have enough knowledge and resources to fight back these type of diseases in a rapid and efficient way?

Hi, my name is Pratham and you are reading lightnin' blogs.

When we talk about general violence, their is always something we called the risk of approach. Any violence require something or someone to completely indulge within the activity to make it happen, even if it takes his/hers own life. Bombing a public area for example may require someone to carry a bomb with him/herself or in worst case scenario taking his/hers own life - a human bomb. But what if I told you there is another way, through which anyone can literally with a vile of small bottle can take or endanger millions of lives. Biological weapons is what we should now consider the most lethal form of weaponry to ever came into the existence of a human mind. From something as small as a virus can take the life of any big personality just by knowing his/hers blood group. This is even worse than a nuclear war. Nuclear war on the other hand not only kill huge amount to people but also destroys and affect massive amount of infrastructure and resources. Biological war on the other hand does not affect the infrastructure but only kills and spread massive chaos. It is like killing someone or something inside out. Government can shatter, people can lose unity and worst of all anyone can be a victim. 

But enough talking about what is biological wars and how it can affect us. The real question is, what can we do to safeguard ourselves from this havoc? The answer is very simple and short - UNITY. All the governments of the world, all of the human right organization of the world, all of the supports, humans should come together to fight this problem. Clearly, as we have examined above that no one is safe from this type of violence, no matter how much security you have, how much money you have or how much you isolate yourself from this. You can change your primitive human biology. What we can do is - we can stand together, raid unofficial labs, stop non-permissive researches and punish those who do not follow the norms. The only thing that can save us from this sort of devastation is our unity and determination towards the greater good.

In the upcoming blog.

Cold Wars - the most ruthless and painful, yet the most underestimated form of war.

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