1-on the nature of war

Question 1

what is war?in considering the part the relation to the whole should be consistently be viewed

Answer 1

Question 2

outmost use of force

Answer 2

Question 3

there is a difference btw war and introducing philosophy in it

Answer 3

x

Question 4

2 reasons for wars

Answer 4

instinctive hostility
hostile intentions

Question 5

war and feelings

Answer 5

Question 6

first reciprocal action

Answer 6

Question 7

the aim is to disarm the enemy

Answer 7

x

Question 8

second reciprocal action

Answer 8

Question 9

out most exersion of power

Answer 9

power of the force in number-sum of means
power of the will-sum of wills

Question 10

Third reciprocal action

Answer 10

Question 11

modifications in reality-strive for perfection

Answer 11

-war isolation
-single solution
-no reaction to the perfect solution

Question 12

law of probability in wars

Answer 12

the extremes are left to judgement since the extremes always change-real world data furnish the limits

Question 13

the political object reappears

Answer 13

since calculating war probability is a mechanical act, the act of war comes down to understanding the original motive - therefore political object becomes the main factor

Question 14

masses

Answer 14

you should always consider what kind of feeling the political forces infuse in masses- can produce very different results based on the mass states

Question 15

there is only one cause which can suspend the action

Answer 15

if one has interest in acting other has interest in waiting

Question 16

polarity in attack and defense

Answer 16

if has same nature would be polarity
if not or different action wouldn’t be polarity

Question 17

the effect of polarity is often destroyed by superior defense and then suspension of action is warranted

Answer 17

also imperfect knowledge can lead to suspension

Question 18

standstill in wars can go both ways

Answer 18

including the balance of power , motives and power of the will

Question 19

frequent periods of inaction

Answer 19

removes the war from absolute and makes it more calculating probabilities

Question 20

the element of chance

Answer 20

in all human affair especially in war make it like a game

Question 21

war is both objective and subjective

Answer 21

the courage act is not accounted in calculations and make the subjective element of the war like a gamble

Question 22

how this accord best by human mind

Answer 22

mind launches itself into the realm of possibilities and animated thereby-living in strange space with chance and luck

Question 23

courage and self reliance are essential

Answer 23

and the rules should allow for scope of variability in above and also accidentals

Question 24

war is always a serious means for a serious object

Answer 24

x

Question 25

war stems fm a politician object which must accommodate itself to the nature of the means

Answer 25

as far as the nature of the forces liberated by it allows

Question 26

war is a mere continuation of policy by other means

Answer 26

political view is the object
war is the means

Question 27

Certainly! Here are examples of sentences using the subjunctive and imperfect subjunctive in Spanish:

1. Subjunctive:
   
   • Espero que estudies para el examen. (I hope you study for the exam.)
   • Es importante que hagas ejercicio regularmente. (It’s important that you exercise regularly.)
   • Quiero que vengas a mi fiesta. (I want you to come to my party.)
   • Dudo que él tenga suficiente dinero. (I doubt he has enough money.)
   • Ojalá que llueva mañana. (I hope it rains tomorrow.)
   • Me alegra que estés aquí. (I’m glad you’re here.)
2. Imperfect Subjunctive:
   
   • Si pudiera, viajaría por todo el mundo. (If I could, I would travel around the world.)
   • Ojalá que ganáramos el partido. (I wish we won the game.)
   • Si tuviera más tiempo, leería más libros. (If I had more time, I would read more books.)
   • Esperaba que vinieras a la reunión. (I was hoping you would come to the meeting.)
   • Si fuera rico, compraría una casa en la playa. (If I were rich, I would buy a house on the beach.)
   • Preferiría que no me interrumpieras durante la reunión. (I would prefer if you didn’t interrupt me during the meeting.)

These examples showcase the use of the subjunctive mood, which is used to express desires, doubts, wishes, recommendations, and possibilities that are uncertain or subjective. The imperfect subjunctive is used to express hypothetical or unreal situations in the past. Both the subjunctive and imperfect subjunctive are important verb forms in Spanish for expressing nuance, uncertainty, or hypothetical scenarios.

Answer 27

x

Question 28

the most important and strategic question is what kind of war we are engaging in

Answer 28

x

Question 29

War is a chameleon like creature that with 3 main elements

Answer 29

original violence of its element- blind instinct-people
play of probability-army
subordinate nature of political instruments- government