Quote by Sun Tzu

There is no instance of a nation benefitting from prolonged warfare.

There is no instance of a nation benefitting from prolonged

Summary

This quote suggests that nations do not gain any advantages or benefits from engaging in long and drawn-out warfare. Instead, it implies that nations tend to suffer more losses and consequences than gain any positive outcomes. It underlines the notion that protracted conflicts bring about destruction, loss of resources, and human suffering, and ultimately yield no productive or advantageous results. The quote may serve as a reminder to advocate for peaceful resolve and diplomacy rather than opting for prolonged military engagements.

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