In Response to Austin

I think that your question at the end here is very interesting for conversation.

Personally, I do not think that there will be a perfect world peace for people all across the world. My reasoning behind this is comes in a few parts.

First off, I don't think that there can possibly be a universal world peace simply because there are too many people out there who have anger in their life. The problem with this is that the many individual angry people contribute to overall anger, and when they find enough people to follow them, that is when worldly chaos happens.

Additionally, in my mind there is no single thing that could possibly bring everyone alive to come together and live life in harmony with each other. Plus, even if there was some singularly glorious thing that brought every single human being to the same bliss or world peace, there would be one major issue. The big problem would be that there is worldwide institutionalization; meaning that we are so embedded in the way of life that has already been set, and there are so many of us, that there would be no way of making that big a change happen.

As unfortunate as it sounds, I think that we are stuck here. But in the greater scheme of things, don't worry; because as it is right now there are still ways to find your own personal happiness, you just have to keep looking.