This morning, I found an article in the "Kumon Naze Naze Calendar" stating that the Milky Way Galaxy contains over 200 billion stars. If you were to count one star per second, it would take about 6,300 years to count them all. (For those who are bored, it might be a good way to pass the time, haha.)
Even more interestingly, if you divide these stars among the 8 billion people on Earth, each person could have 25 stars. This brings a smile to my face. The entire universe is thought to contain over 100 billion such galaxies. So, if 25 stars aren't enough for you, imagine having even more.
This makes me think. The cost of wars fought over limited land and resources is immeasurable, with many lives lost and the environment destroyed. It makes us painfully aware of how humanity is caught up in small-scale conflicts, highlighting the futility and foolishness of it all.