Price of One Less Bomb Dropped, January 28th, 2026

January 28th, 2026

Price of One Less Bomb Dropped

Thinking about the value in less war and greater peace.

One less bomb dropped likely saves lives, assuming the target had people inside it.  The value in human life is priceless.

One less bomb dropped means someone that worked hard building a house, a building, or infrastructure that makes society better doesn’t lose their hard earned time, money, and resources.  A lot more investment than a sand castle, a lot more cost savings than preventing someone from kicking your sand castle over.

Peace a day earlier might mean one less bomb dropped.  One less bomb dropped could be worth millions or billions.

One less bomb dropped might equal sanctioned entities have less data on how their bombs worked, what to fix, what to change and not to change.  One less bomb dropped might equal more money spent on butter and less money spent on guns.

One less bomb dropped might equal less capacity to use propaganda to demonize the enemy, and each other.  One less bomb dropped might equal peace, peace that reduces the potential for friendly fire.

One less bomb dropped might equal that builder has more time to spend building shelter for the homeless.  One less bomb dropped might equal that engineer might be enabled to solve climate change instead of building weapons of destruction that are a liability to future generations.

One less bomb dropped might equal more money to spend on the engineers and technicians that fix and design airplanes and jets.  Wins that might lead to less crashes.

One less bomb dropped might equal fathers and mothers that will be around instead of lost under a pile of rubble.  One less bomb dropped might resonate words that are available to help and guide that otherwise would have been lost.  One less bomb dropped might equal I need to have less of the right words from less than ideally enabled.

One less bomb dropped might equal a bridge, a bridge that takes you to the market, or to Church, or to vote in the next election.  One less bomb dropped is consequential, worth a lot of money, and is worthy of turning up.