Danger is the period in which humanity exists through time. In fact, the perception of time is like a worm gnawing at one’s sense of self with thoughts of the past and future. Our existence can only make sense when it manifests itself fully in the present moment. This sense doesn’t need to be profound — it simply exists and can be perceived. Whether we discuss the possibility of global peace from political or religious perspectives, the outcome will still be destruction and chaos. With or without reason, no individual can live in a truly peaceful world as long as they remain bound to society. In contrast to social integration, peace hides within individual transformation — because the individual is what forms the community. As long as a person cannot find inner peace, they drift away from both their own reality and their imagined concept of peace. Every adult is a child afraid of the unknown, and every child is a victim of adults who have grown up fearing time. Whether philosophical or scientific, as long as we cling to doctrines — instead of confronting our own reality — terror and war will remain inevitable. And in that war, children will not be the only defeated ones; we, the spiritually immature grown-up children, will also become victims of a murder designed by our own hands.