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Live to Celebrate Sustainable Peace & Discourage War · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  Speaker 1: Always learn to celebrate peace and approach war. War mostly
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  Speaker 1: serves serves the purpose of the warlords at the long
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  Speaker 1: term interests of the people, and to conflict and terror
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  Speaker 1: and violence and riots, and hardly makes the life of
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  Speaker 1: the common person better. You know, conflicts and wars spread misinformation, disinformation,
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  Speaker 1: conspiracies and proper gunder promises that hardly leads to the
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  Speaker 1: betterment of the people. That hardly improves the well being
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  Speaker 1: of the people. But it's always the causality of the
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  Speaker 1: demise of the people that it's hardly forgotten. And humans
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  Speaker 1: need to read history. Humans need to know history, and
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  Speaker 1: humans need to remember history in order to avoid wars
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  Speaker 1: or conflicts. The world today is as peaceful as it
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  Speaker 1: has ever been, and the world today is more civilized
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  Speaker 1: and more humane and constraint as it has ever been.
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  Speaker 1: And so the path to development and the path to
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  Speaker 1: liberalization and the better lives are better being, or the
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  Speaker 1: path to prosperity and well being should not a compromise
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  Speaker 1: for the sake of wars. War. It's like a cancer
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  Speaker 1: that it's deep, that was, it resurfaces, It destroys history,
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  Speaker 1: It destroyed achievements of the past. It destroys the presence
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  Speaker 1: the present, and it destroys the future even more, and
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  Speaker 1: the younger generations and the institutions and the system itself
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  Speaker 1: it serves crumbles, and prosperous people are decapitated with barockness,
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  Speaker 1: primitive de cruity, misery, destabilization, anarchy and conflicts and violence
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  Speaker 1: or theft and looting and execution and terror, and all
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  Speaker 1: this can be avoided if humans understand the value of history,
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  Speaker 1: the primitive world and the and and civilized age. You
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  Speaker 1: have suffered or had suffered a lot from wars, and
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  Speaker 1: as humanity moves forward, humans to be sensitive of the cost,
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  Speaker 1: the price and and the drain, the leakage liabilities of war.
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  Speaker 1: You must not go to war to make a point.
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  Speaker 1: And that that era of using humans, that's UH, using
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  Speaker 1: humans as instruments to attain a particular goal. It's gradually
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  Speaker 1: becoming over uh. The value of life and the purpose
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  Speaker 1: of life and the living for that's the American founding fathers,
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  Speaker 1: living for liberty, freedom, the personal happiness and prosperity, you know,
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  Speaker 1: schedually dominating the entire globe. And humans don't like wars,
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  Speaker 1: and the question becomes what happens, What happens to the
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  Speaker 1: war industrial complex if humans don't want war and humans
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  Speaker 1: don't want to fight wars, and what happens to those weapons,
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  Speaker 1: what happens to the employees and their profit margine, what
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  Speaker 1: happens if humans don't fight wars anymore. That's the way
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  Speaker 1: of thinking. There's questions to ask, and there is see
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  Speaker 1: too much that the military or the war industrial complex
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  Speaker 1: can do. You see, like the fires in California, eathquakes
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  Speaker 1: around the world, and natural disasters and epidemics. So the
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  Speaker 1: Martine industrial complex can instead of producing weapons of mass desection,
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  Speaker 1: can produce weapons of mass help, can produce weapons that
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  Speaker 1: can fight fires and there'll still make profit of it.
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  Speaker 1: They can put produce weapons of quick humanitarian relief, you know,
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  Speaker 1: and they can put these bombs of waters instead of
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  Speaker 1: the mushroom cloud. They can produce h you know, the
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  Speaker 1: the weapons that prevent the fire or fight the fire,
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  Speaker 1: that quickly evacuate citizens. And they can re engineer the
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  Speaker 1: industry of mass killing into an industry of their lives,
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  Speaker 1: and the price stack of buying those machines can still
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  Speaker 1: be the signed. It's rude tool retooling and reorienting their
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  Speaker 1: machines to help humans and when they do develop artificial
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  Speaker 1: intelligences shall not be to kill humans but to help humans.
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  Speaker 1: Because the fear is that if they war indust are complex,
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  Speaker 1: it's not reoriented towards saving lives and therefore means that
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  Speaker 1: the artificial intelligences that they produced or the intelligence of
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  Speaker 1: the future they produce equally be keyed towards UH war
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  Speaker 1: missions and towards killing humans in the sake of war
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  Speaker 1: or propaganda oh country domination strategies. So it's high times
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  Speaker 1: for the war industrial complex and the military inductory are
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  Speaker 1: complex of weapons of mastic destruction to use that same
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  Speaker 1: engineering and technology to therefore produce weapons that save lives
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  Speaker 1: like droughts. We got droughts, flows eat quakes, hurricanes, storms, tornadoes, fires,
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  Speaker 1: and such engineering and research and technology are necessary the
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  Speaker 1: war military industry complex and produce new types of planes,
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  Speaker 1: produce planes that don't crash the places that save lives.
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  Speaker 1: Such engineering will help humanity and don't still make profit.
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  Speaker 1: The military does a COMPLIXE can turn their technology into
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  Speaker 1: into science and research in medicine and health, in agriculture,
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  Speaker 1: you know, into climate uh and and and in the
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  Speaker 1: in the climate I don't want to call the global women,
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  Speaker 1: you know, because they got some negative connotations in the
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  Speaker 1: in the in the climatic situation that humans are suffering today,
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  Speaker 1: they can invest their technologies into into helping humans solve
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  Speaker 1: human problems instead of humans killing women another wasting lives,
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  Speaker 1: just destrained human lives and destrying key infrastructures and crumbling
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  Speaker 1: systems and nations, and and for humans to constantly start
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  Speaker 1: from scratch. Uh. And we can do more for the
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  Speaker 1: sake of capitalism to keep profit and by just re
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  Speaker 1: oriented the industries to serve humanity. As those systems and
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  Speaker 1: businesses gradually become most obsolete or they become so headed
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  Speaker 1: by the people that the people themselves have destroyed these
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  Speaker 1: businesses and the concepts and the machines that they produced,
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  Speaker 1: but they keep business in business. And let's just stop
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  Speaker 1: producing weapons of wars. Countries to use their military industry
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  Speaker 1: are complex to better the lives of their people and
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  Speaker 1: to sell such intelligences to our countries. If everybody has
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  Speaker 1: a nuclear weapon, then humanity is self extinct. Every country
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  Speaker 1: is amach or out gone or outspend the military budget
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  Speaker 1: of another country. Then the people live in poverty just
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  Speaker 1: go back to history of every country that acquired the
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  Speaker 1: nuclear weapons, see the suffering hung and hunger and misery
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  Speaker 1: and death that their people suffered. There's some ray countries
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  Speaker 1: in the world that live in much better than their
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  Speaker 1: countries that would that spends so less on their military
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  Speaker 1: indust complex on their military budget. Social military technologies should
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  Speaker 1: be used to create weapons that help the people in
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  Speaker 1: terms of disasters, epidemics of pandemics should not be used
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  Speaker 1: to kill because the way of the future is the
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  Speaker 1: wealth of intelligences. You cannot kill your own people and
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  Speaker 1: expect to lead the war. You cannot cure your own
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  Speaker 1: people expect to advance. You always be left behind. The
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  Speaker 1: countries you learn to resist wars, countries you learn to
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  Speaker 1: prevent wars, and countries you learn not to engage in wars.
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  Speaker 1: Countries should master diplomacy and master the tricks of avoiding wars,
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  Speaker 1: and by using the war industrial complex for scientific and
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  Speaker 1: technological advancement into the fields of positive humanitarianism and positive
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  Speaker 1: higher intelligences to help develop the people, alleviate poverty, improve
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  Speaker 1: the well being and health of your people, and faster
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  Speaker 1: in prosperity, stability, and an era of peace. Cerebrate peace
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  Speaker 1: and discouraged war. Use the war budgets to launch war
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  Speaker 1: on poverty, war and under development, war unnatural disasters, war
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  Speaker 1: and illiteracy, war on joblessness, war on crime, and war
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  Speaker 1: on the obstacles of the future, the climate change and
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  Speaker 1: the unforseen. Theanna. War should be used against the negativity
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  Speaker 1: or negative causalities that life brings to our humanity and
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  Speaker 1: nations to be discouraged of seeing themselves as war nations,
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  Speaker 1: or seeing other countries as potential or waging a potential
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  Speaker 1: war with those countries countries you see others. For the
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  Speaker 1: sake of peaceful coexistence, I should compete with technology and
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  Speaker 1: science and to go to war to help others. The
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  Speaker 1: better wish the war on which country develops the best.
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  Speaker 1: The war should be like a competition to improve well
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  Speaker 1: being and advance a human feinnom Because humans are getting
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  Speaker 1: more civilized as we prepare for the artificial intelligence age,
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  Speaker 1: that the fears that if humans don't get off that
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  Speaker 1: mentality of war, they shall produce artificial intelligences that self
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  Speaker 1: destroy or self extinct. Our mentality and war and weapons
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  Speaker 1: of war and weapons of mass desertion must change before
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  Speaker 1: we are giving the codes of advance artificial intelligences. The
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  Speaker 1: worth of thinking is a wealth of being. Celebrate war,
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  Speaker 1: celebrate peace and always discourage more, or do everything to
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  Speaker 1: discourage war or hardly serves you in the long rum.
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  Speaker 1: In the long term, quick victory does not define long
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  Speaker 1: term prosperity. Quick victory does not define or determine long
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  Speaker 1: term safety. A life of sustainable development, of sustainable engineering,
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  Speaker 1: or sustainable advancement in research and science. As a way
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  Speaker 1: of thinking that discourage is war or promotes an area
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  Speaker 1: of peace, not advances development, freedoms, liberties, prosperity, or the
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  Speaker 1: pursuit of happiness. The choice is day to celebrate peace
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  Speaker 1: or the encourage war. I back up on day to
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  Speaker 1: not see peace as a weakness, but as a strategy
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  Speaker 1: of strength for sustainable or sustainable development. Without stability, there
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  Speaker 1: is not sustainability. And without sustainability, nothing is passed on.
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  Speaker 1: Nothing is passed on humans. Therefore, leave for the empty
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  Speaker 1: futilities of life. Without sustainability, humans live for the wrong reasons,
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  Speaker 1: and they die for the wrong reasons, or they sacrifice
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  Speaker 1: their lives for the wrong reasons. Think of artificial intelligence
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  Speaker 1: and reconncize that with peace sustainability and stability. The choice
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  Speaker 1: is there. Philosopher Prince a I they are intelligences. Philosopher
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  Speaker 1: Prince Israed Czar, January twenty six, twenty twenty five, Las Vegas,
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  Speaker 1: seeking for humans to encourage peace, to celebrate peace and
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  Speaker 1: discourage war or wars for the sake of stability, sustainability,
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  Speaker 1: and prosperity. For the fear that you cannot pass You
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  Speaker 1: cannot pass down generation and wealth. You cannot pass down
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  Speaker 1: history positive development. If you don't discourage war or wars,
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  Speaker 1: the time for the gains of war is over. It
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  Speaker 1: soon comes back to hurt you or your people. There's
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  Speaker 1: something called revenge. Oh, hate is passed down, bitterness is
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  Speaker 1: passed down. And if you don't discourage that. Younger generations,
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  Speaker 1: we just live in perpetual wars. And those who don't
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  Speaker 1: fight wars, they will develop and outpace. Nations that fight
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  Speaker 1: wars are nations that wish their resources to produce gadgets
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  Speaker 1: of war or spend heavily on military or military And
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  Speaker 1: does the complex shacreate unnecessary wars to sell what they produce?
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  Speaker 1: What those words themselves chatistroy them or what the whole
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  Speaker 1: dear or the truth or what the which is self
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  Speaker 1: evidence that they have felt avery generations and generations to come.
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  Speaker 1: Life is they is worth thinking, becomes a well of being.
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  Speaker 1: Thank you,