The word "minimize" in literature has served to both temper and reduce intense, often overwhelming forces. For instance, in Rabindranath Tagore’s "Nationalism," it is used to evoke the challenging notion of reducing the profound sacrifices inherent in human freedom and life, highlighting a deep moral and philosophical struggle [1]. In contrast, William H. Ukers' "All About Coffee" adopts a more pragmatic approach, employing the term to suggest the need to lessen harmful practices in business operations [2]. This dual usage underscores the word’s versatility in addressing both abstract human dilemmas and practical, real-world problems.