#Cyberpeacefare #Andrew Carnegie
As I grow older, I pay less attention to what men say. I just watch what they do." Andrew Carnegie
(Or what they don't do? CyberPeaceGadfly)
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Comment by Valentine Olushola Oyedipe on May 11, 2016 at 6:05pm
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I think that will be good for all.A CYBERPEACEFARE App will go a long way to appeal to individuals on how significant is their personal cyber power to cause a cyberworldpeacetsunamis.Finger tips on smartphones,laptops,tablets,desktops computer etc.Availability of this App will be a timely intervention.I want to believe that. it will make men to do something right at any time at any where.All men need to do is just to connect to the cyberworld and wreck cyber worldpeacetsunami.
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Comment by Al LeBlanc on May 10, 2016 at 2:53pm
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Seems to me the instantaneous means is at our Individual fingertips to tweet out a simple message of peace by people reading this message and potentially creating a cyberworldpeacetsunami (butterflyeffect+smallworldtheory)? I wish I knew why "they don't do." Maybe need to code a #cyberpeacefare app to appeal to their PersonalCyberPower and simplify process?
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Men have to do something at this critical moment of global unrest.The challenge of climate change, the challenge of global terrorism, the challenge of gross human rights violations worth the 'shake off 'of indifference, silence and lukewarmness.
Doing nothing to contend with these challenges will be suicidal not only to this generation, but generations yet unborn.
A stitch in time saves nine.
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