Remarks in Baltimore on October 3, 2026, at event withWar Is Still A LieThank you to Ronda Cooperstein and the local chapter of World BEYOND War for setting this event up.I recently read a big stack of books on the decline and elimination of dueling. There were thousands of factors, many of them beyond anyones easy control, but key among them was cultural change, was bringing people to find greater humili
Cultural Change as a Path to Peace
At an event in Baltimore on October 3, 2026, the speaker emphasized the importance of cultural change in reducing violence, referencing historical shifts away from dueling. The discussion, organized by World BEYOND War, highlights ongoing efforts to promote peace and reduce conflict, which is relevant for Iran amidst its complex geopolitical situation.
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📰 What Happened
At an event in Baltimore on October 3, 2026, the speaker discussed the role of cultural change in reducing violence, drawing parallels to the historical decline of dueling. The event was organized by World BEYOND War to promote peace efforts.
- The speaker emphasized the importance of cultural change in reducing violence.
- Historical examples, such as the decline of dueling, were referenced to illustrate the potential for societal transformation.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Cultural change has historically played a role in reducing violence in societies, as seen in the decline of practices like dueling. Understanding this can provide insights into contemporary efforts to promote peace.
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