runner,

You have some serious issues.

Dear Mr Opinion,

You wrote, "If you are looking for answers to all those human related things you describe above you definitely won't find them in mathematica and computer science."

I don't understand. Who would go looking for answers to all those human related things I described above in mathematics and computer science? Seems a bit silly to me.

It's inherent in us to believe that we live in danger. It's a survival mechanism.

Every shadow and hobgoblin is seen as a threat. Whatismore, we want to believe that things are worse now than in the past. After all, we know the outcome from the past and know that things turned out, if not for the best, at least not for the worst. We don't know that of the future and therefore expect the worst.

But, when looked at dispassionately and with reason, the current time in human history is likely the most peaceful ever. The chances of a particular person dying as a result of violence (not just war but any violence) is lower now than ever before.

So you want more peace? Well stop looking to change everything to get there. Just advocate to continue those policies which have created this 'best of times'.

Dear Chris,

«David, I like your summary»

I second that.

david f,

Exactly my point.

'I see hate, violence, fanaticism and inequality as part of the human condition.'

me to Davidf that's why I hate secularism/marxism. They murder millions of babies and try and rename them to cover their deceit and guilt. Atheism has an atrocious record when it comes to peace and life.