This chapter delves into the historical context of warfare events, focusing on the Gulf War and the usage of depleted uranium rounds, leading to health issues in soldiers known as Gulf War Syndrome. It discusses the controversy surrounding the sending of depleted uranium ammunition to Ukraine and the potential causes of Gulf War Syndrome, including the implications of depleted uranium's properties on mitochondrial DNA. The conversation also touches on burn pits in the military, innocent deaths in conflict zones, and the advancement of video game technology towards realistic graphics.