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Web 3 and Metaverse, the economy of the future
DIR By: chandna rani
Date: September 9, 2023, 6:43 am
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The old war of conquest, prior to 1945, reappears in Europe, in
any case, with a scandalous territorial annexation both by law
and by police logic, accompanied by the threat of the use of
nuclear weapons and outside that consensual geopolitical
framework ( the "balance of terror") that in some way limited,
during the Cold War, the scope of aggression or the responses to
it. Now, if war, prohibited by the UN , has continued and today
intensifies under other names (while the name "war" takes over
everyday language), what is the opposite of war? Peace? The
great work of Lev Tolstoy, translated into all languages
​​as War and Peace , is interesting in this regard.
In Russian, mirIt means "peace" but also "world", and also
"peasant community." Following these senses, we could say that
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of war is, therefore, the world. And what
is the world? Conflict. Love is conflict, culture is conflict,
knowledge is conflict, words are conflict, ethics is conflict,
politics is conflict; and war, both in Tolstoy's novel and in
so-called real life, comes to interrupt all these things; comes
to interrupt "the world.
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So the opposite of war is not peace, but conflict. Paraphrasing
the humorous phrase of the brilliant English writer GK
Chesterton ("the bad thing about a fight is that it puts an end
to an argument"), we could say that the bad thing about a war is
that it prevents the development and management of a conflict.
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