I've been giving some thought to this recently and I wanted

Dangerous things always have and always will be cool.
Devices that give the wielder power will always be fascinating and interesting.
In addition, there are also mechanical and historical aspects.

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>>34622112
>studying war means you want it to happen more
If anything it will help keep them from happening

artistically and culturally combat is the single greatest "game". It involves every sense and skill and has the most serious penalty for loss.

World war 2 is probably the most important thing to happen within the last human lifetime.

Finally and most importantly what are the only actual "adventurers" to exist? Explorers and warriors. Not much exploring left today, all the adventure is left for warriors.

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>>34622112
I assume i must have some sort of mental issue.

I keep reading up on people with PTSD, the real shitty things about war, waiting for nothing to happen, the boredom, the snippets of action, watching jarhead, reading up on stories about crappy superiors and all i can think of is "MAN, I REALLY WISH THAT WAS ME RIGHT NOW"

How fucked up do you have to be to like even the most shittiest part of war.

>>34622157
I agree with you on every account m8, I joined the navy for that exact reason. I wanted to go on adventures and see the world.

As for war, I think it purifies man into his most honest state. It peels back the polite veneer of society, the values that have been imposed on him, redefines his role as a social animal as one of bloodshed. You take apart every layer and what you have left is a savage.
>tldr I'm drunk

>>34622175
I think you lack a sense of purpose and belonging.

>>34622264
Well.... You aint wrong.

>>34622112
Why are you autistic?

>>34622112
If war wasn't so popular, why would we keep doing it?

As humans we love the heartbreak, the sacrifice, the honor and the pride. War pretty much encapsulates all the human race loves

Because you have never experienced it. Get the fuck out of your parents basement and enlist in a part of the military that does frontline work. I doubt you will feel the same way.

The most interesting things in the world involve some type of a conflict and war is the greatest conflict of them all.
Which is why war is something that people find interesting, even if they have no desire to experience it.

>>34622361
How old are you? If that's how you really feel, stop being a faggot and enlist.

>>34622112
Factual accounts describe warfare as being long periods of boredom and physical discomfort punctuated by brief moments of terror and confusion.