Actually, it's a lot simpler than that. No US citizen has any right to talk about "peace" whatsoever. The single most effective action in terms of promoting peace would be for the US to get out of all the countries and regions where it has a military presence. Sure, that might lead to different kinds of armed conflict, but given that the vast majority of serious conflicts in the last 25 years (and more) have been directly instigated by the US, it's pointless to talk about "peace" until that happens.
Ambitious vision for collective intelligence and systemic peace engineering. Scaling complex adaptive solutions requires recognizing the nonlinear friction and energy barriers of human conflict. I examined technological acceleration and growth limits here: https://gzambrano.substack.com/p/technological-singularity-the-derivative-that-deceives-every-generation
Actually, it's a lot simpler than that. No US citizen has any right to talk about "peace" whatsoever. The single most effective action in terms of promoting peace would be for the US to get out of all the countries and regions where it has a military presence. Sure, that might lead to different kinds of armed conflict, but given that the vast majority of serious conflicts in the last 25 years (and more) have been directly instigated by the US, it's pointless to talk about "peace" until that happens.
Thanks Bobby, good work and lot's of stuff to think about!