redwaldo 
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War-what is it good for?-absolutely nothing!
Reply #81. Mar 30 11, 6:22 AM
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| C30
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Red...........oh it has it's users, it's natures way of culling humans!
Reply #82. Mar 30 11, 10:43 AM
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| tnrees
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War also stimulates technological development - how long would it have taken to get penicillin into large scale production?
Reply #83. Apr 01 11, 5:10 PM
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houston1127
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Peace and the free market also stimulate technological production. Just because there are some useful by-products of war doesn't mean it is a good or efficient way to develop technology.
Reply #84. Apr 01 11, 7:17 PM
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steelman86
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World War II
Reply #85. Jun 01 11, 10:59 AM
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| wildwohl
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just enjoy studying war in general, mostly the scientific aspect of it.
V/R
wildwohl
Reply #86. Jun 01 11, 11:13 AM
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honeybee4
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I don't like war. I just got news that my nephew, Josh, was wounded in an ambush in Afghanistan.
Reply #87. Jun 01 11, 12:08 PM
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paulmallon
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The US Civil War (the ultimate oxeymoron)
Reply #88. Sep 09 11, 1:50 PM
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SisterSeagull
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The Hundred Years War
Honeybee... My best wishes to your nephew for a speedy recovery!
Reply #89. Sep 09 11, 2:06 PM
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paulmallon
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The most interesting aspect of The 100 Years War is that it took 116 years to fight it.
Reply #90. Sep 11 11, 8:10 AM
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