Hoping for just like that. Conflicts remain even if the war is over. The news today, battle preparation is rising.Jaypagliaro wrote: ↑27 Feb 2019, 23:57 I don't think it reflects much on today. The times were considerably different then. While war seems universal, the atmosphere of the WWII period versus now is almost night and day.
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You're right! Tell me if I'm wrong! Ww2 was just the continution conflict between countries of ww1. War never changed though weapons can. Conflicts were just the root.
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I agree that it is not as large-scale as it was back then. Although, I do think that spying nowadays is now advanced than portrayed in the book. With technology now, I do believe people in the war could just stay in one place and find out the secrets. MI6 though I think is still hands-on. But who knowsmmm17 wrote: ↑25 Feb 2019, 17:13 I believe there are common elements in every war, although the wars fought nowadays probably have less casualties and are not as large-scale as World War II. When it comes to spies, though, I do think that the spying activities portrayed in the book are very similar to what happens today. My guess is MI6 operates in a similar manner.
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Agreed that they have a significant impact on our present day. After all, we wouldn't be here if it weren't for our past.bluegreenmarina wrote: ↑01 Mar 2019, 15:06 A well crafted story can definitely bring the lessons from previous generations’ wars to the forefront of our modern reality. Human beings are not that much different from one era to the next, despite the style of warfare they engage in, and the wars that occurred within the past hundred years are especially likely to have a significant impact on our present reality.
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Exactly! I usually said, conflicts remained and anytime it will burst up.bluegreenmarina wrote: ↑01 Mar 2019, 15:06 A well crafted story can definitely bring the lessons from previous generations’ wars to the forefront of our modern reality. Human beings are not that much different from one era to the next, despite the style of warfare they engage in, and the wars that occurred within the past hundred years are especially likely to have a significant impact on our present reality.
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