Albert Einstein: “I don’t know with what weapons will World War III be lead, but the fourth will be lead by stones and clubs”.

You come and you take away your enemy’s land; enemy comes and takes your land. This ancient Sumerian saying is carved in a clay plate made before some 5.500 years ago, maybe even older than that, and it can be some of oldest records by which the civilized man defined war. Even in antic times Greek philosophers claimed that war is natural state of spirit and a natural way of property procurement. Wars are mostly remembered by generals because they have the strength of character and charisma that separates them from average bullies. In the book called “Art of War” that was written two thousand years ago by mysterious Chinese warrior and philosopher Sun Cu, it says among other things, that the best generals spoil their enemy’s plans while they are still being conceived, medium generals prevent the enemy to form alliances, and worst generals attack enemy’s cities.