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Posts from A B Hall, Friday Harbor WA

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A B Hall, Friday Harbor WA

Socrates' "world" had no government or governance. His acknowledged place in philosophy was that of a SOVEREIGN
INDIVIDUAL, and his record transcended mere cities or states. And, oh!, by the way ... excepting that wars have heretofore been largely affairs of states (Islamic Terrorism being a possible exception) ... what evidence prompts the suggestion that "world" (presumably without city states or modern states) would be any less prone to war?

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