In the story "The Land Ironclads", the young lieutenant believes that there are other things in life better worth having than proficiency in war. However, the war correspondent argues that…

In the story "The Land Ironclads", the young lieutenant believes that there are other things in life better worth having than proficiency in war. However, the war correspondent argues that civilization has science, which has invented rifles and guns used by us. What happens after the guns are fired at the illusion of the lieutenant? Does it mean the war correspondent is more realistic than the lieutenant? Discuss. or Discuss "Billennium" by J.G. Ballard as a story of for future where it is not war, but overpopulation that threatens the human race.