In my opinion, while the idea of reaching a point where war becomes obsolete is an optimistic aspiration, it seems unlikely that it will happen in the foreseeable future. Throughout history, conflict has been a recurrent aspect of human societies, driven by various factors such as political differences, resource scarcity, ideological disputes, and territorial ambitions.

While advancements in diplomacy, international cooperation, and conflict resolution mechanisms have helped mitigate tensions and prevent certain conflicts, the reality is that the underlying causes of war still persist in many parts of the world. Additionally, the presence of weapons of mass destruction and the potential for asymmetric warfare further complicate the prospect of achieving a war-free world.

However, this does not mean that efforts to promote peace and prevent war are futile. It's essential to continue striving for diplomatic solutions, fostering dialogue between nations, promoting disarmament, addressing root causes of conflict such as poverty and inequality, and advocating for peaceful coexistence.

While the complete eradication of war may remain an idealistic goal, incremental progress towards reducing conflict and promoting peaceful resolution of disputes can still make a significant difference in improving the lives of people around the world.