Anger + Imagination

             Anger and imagination equals creative ways of mass and individual destruction. Anger is what causes people to fight because of different views on different subjects. To be able to protect one's self is human nature. Throughout the years people have created, developed, engineered, and tested various types of weapons of destruction. Imagination comes into play when someone decides to create a new weapon to take the lives of others. The combination of anger and imagination produces new and infinite amounts of possibilities.
             Biological weapons have been around since biblical times by throwing dead cows over the fence. It may contaminate the water supply or drive people away from the site. Now, biological weapons, such as Anthrax, have been engineered and changed to meet the harmful capability that it has today. It might even be possible to go further and make an even stronger form of Anthrax or other types of biological weapon. The same goes for chemical and radiological weapons. Chemical weapons were first introduced to the world in World War I. Nerve gases were used during the war to kill the opposing forces hiding in the trenches. This shows that with some imagination, someone can create a very potent weapon of destruction. A new type of weapon is the radiological weapon or nukes. These weapons have increased the radius and damage that can wipe out a whole city and its population. They also have long-term effects on its victims called radiation sickness.
             Today, people are still searching for that ultimate weapon of mass destruction. There are even weapons that go into space and have such a long range that one can push a button and kill people on the other side of the world. Anger and a person's nationalism along with a creative imagination can go on a long way to create a potentially devastating weapon. These weapons will become stronger over the years as people continue to fight and think.
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