For all the Inner Party is concerned, perpetual war is no different than perpetual peace. War, by being everlasting, is really not making any changes to Oceania's current society. When its existence offers no changes and zero impact, it is as if it doesn't even exist. As Goldstein's book puts it: "by becoming continuous, war has ceased to exist." (Orwell, pg. 207)
In the age of Big Brother, "the war is waged by each ruling group against its own subjects, and the object of the war is not to make or prevent conquests of territory, but to keep the structure of society intact." (Orwell, pg. 207) When the main goal of the Inner Party is to establish an equilibrium of its hierarchical society, all it's after is consistency. Constant war and constant peace, they are essentially the same thing. Hence, the doublethink phrase: War is Peace.
took more than two years to reach a peace agreement.
I heard in a military academic lecture that peace has existed less than 5% of the time.
This quote is simply saying that peace is better than war. If there "never was a good war" that means that all war is bad; and if "there never was a bad peace" then all peace is good.
centralizing government
Depends on your definition of "War", but actually, more countries are at peace than at war today (by far).
Neither can exist
Neither can exist
The reason that there are perpetual conflicts in the Middle East is the unwillingness of different people with different ideologies to compromise to create a more harmonious society. People would rather be right (correct) than be at peace.
No. There are minimal gold deposits in the Middle East. The reason that there are perpetual conflicts in the Middle East is the unwillingness of different people with different ideologies to compromise to create a more harmonious society. People would rather be right (correct) than be at peace.
Other than perhaps different molding locations, they should be similar
The government has no role in a traditional economy other than keeping peace to the degree where different individuals can conduct trade in peace.
No. The 1989 Prelude's body style is different, and a little larger, than the 1984 body style.
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Immanuel Kant does not specifically advocate for a single universe government. However, in his work "Perpetual Peace," he argues that a cosmopolitan (global) federation of states based on principles of equality and international law could help maintain peace. This federation would entail cooperation between sovereign states, rather than a centralized single world government.
Just set a clock to something other than 3 dude
Perpetual motion. This answer is more related to the question "What do all machines DO NOT HAVE.
As one of the oldest cities in Chinese history The city has more than 3,100 years of history, and was known as Chang'an(traditional Chinese: 長安; simplified Chinese: 长安; pinyin: Cháng'ān; literally "Perpetual Peace") before the Ming Dynasty[1] .