Scientific elites, as an indicator of human capital in the field of social capital, are the factors that, by playing the dual role of facilitator and transformer, cause the crystallization and change of social capital components in the field of national security. Each of the security discourses examines the field of security from a specific perspective, but none of them have assessed the agency and the effectiveness of the scientific elite in removing lasting national security. The aim of this research in the first step is to find a discourse among security discourses that has the greatest potential for the crystallization of the existential nature of elites and in the second step, measuring how the existence or non-existence of elites affects the metaphor of sustainable national security, explaining how this relates to a theoretical and theoretical perspective is a matter that has been addressed in this article by citing library sources and by analytical-descriptive method.