Website review: Visionofhumanity.com
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•15 reviews since May 30, 2007
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wilbau rated 5 months ago- Really sorry to have to say this: "This map is only one thing: ridiculous." Who are you trying to impress?
- sleek77 rated 10 months ago
- Oh thank goodness, and here I thought we were at war, how foolish of me!
- MissPop rated 10 months ago
- What? Fucks sake take a look at the map at the bottom of the page, apparently a 'peace' map of the most peaceful countries on the planet...fucking laughable.
- Luke771 rated 10 months ago
- Peace "very high" for the US ?!?
- dread rated 11 months ago
- I don't agree with this map, it looks inaccurate
- aRTy-nz rated 11 months ago
- "Peace and sustainability are the cornerstones of humanity's survival in the 21st century. The major challenges facing humanity today are global - climate change, accessible fresh water, ever decreasing bio-diversity and over population. Problems that call for global solutions and these solutions will require co-operation on a global scale unparalleled in history. Peace is the essential prerequisite, for, without peace, how can the major nations of the world co-operate to solve these issues?" I live in NZ which is ranked 2nd in peacefulness to Norway.
- middlepath rated 12 months ago
- "Peace is not merely the absence of war but the presence of justice, of law, of order -- in short, of government." - Albert Einstein
- DickBeldin rated 13 months ago
- Return for further study.
- commerican rated 13 months ago
- To get a sense of how violence and massive military spending undermines productive capacity, read Melman's great work, _After Capitalism_.
