In a perfect world By John Kaminski skylax@comcast.net 01/02/2006 A good society is a means to a good life for those who compose it; not something having a kind of excellence on its own account. — Bertrand Russell In a perfect world, there would be no soldiers, no police, no crime, no hatred, no oil spills. A ritually stabilized world population, structured so each person connected with an actualized family unit, would have behaviorally internalized integrity and civility and this was reflected in friendly social behavior and totally amiable international relations. ~ Read More ~

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