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Gonz
2/03/04, 01:39am
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Ms Ann Thrope
2/03/04, 01:51am
Peace is an unattainable goal. :crying3:

Gonz
2/03/04, 01:55am
I'm not asking what it isn't, I'm asking what it is

freako104
2/03/04, 01:56am
lack of hostility and lack of hatred of any kind. no enemies no fear of violence of any kind

Ms Ann Thrope
2/03/04, 01:58am
I'm not asking what it isn't, I'm asking what it is
That is what it is in my opinion: something that can never be achieved, an impossibility. :shrug:

Doesn't mean one can't find it within, but it will never exist as a worldwide condition.

Gonz
2/06/04, 01:43am
that's it?

freako104
2/06/04, 04:24am
you wanted more than that explanation? or just upset at how few have responded to your question?

chcr
2/06/04, 09:10am
She's right Gonz. As long as there are humans involved there will never be peace. Too much aggression in our firmware. As for a definition, freako's works okay.

AlphaTroll
2/06/04, 09:55am
Gonz, do you mean peace as a global phenomenon or as a personal achievement?

freako104
2/06/04, 09:58am
She's right Gonz. As long as there are humans involved there will never be peace. Too much aggression in our firmware. As for a definition, freako's works okay.



correction. I wish it would work. but Natalie has it right

ralphie
2/06/04, 10:13am
Peace, to me, is the extreme sacrifice [sp?] on two or more parties so that neither/none may be in additional danger because of the other[s].

meh...

I'm a walking, talking dictionary...

Gonz
2/06/04, 11:08am
global phenomenon

AlphaTroll
2/06/04, 12:44pm
Well then peace is wherever I'm not at this present moment in time.

paul_valaru
2/06/04, 12:46pm
peace is that imaginary brass ring that is ALWAYS out of reach

PT
2/06/04, 12:48pm
Peace, the absense of killing in the name of a cause.

Professur
2/06/04, 12:51pm
What he said.