How very timely, David, as we find ourselves on the edge of a possible war over Taiwan and with nuclear catastrophe a very real likelihood in Ukraine. As we wait to see which prognosticators are right, you reminded me of a recent and very good movie about Chamberlain called Munich-The Edge of War. Jeremy Irons plays Chamberlain as a nuanced and caring man who has indeed measured the odds and decides to give peace a chance, even knowing he could be wrong.
These are fantastic points, the kind of thing once you read it seems obvious, but didn’t just a few minutes ago. Thus illustrating your point 😂
Thanks Erin!
Agree or disagree, a very good challenge!
How very timely, David, as we find ourselves on the edge of a possible war over Taiwan and with nuclear catastrophe a very real likelihood in Ukraine. As we wait to see which prognosticators are right, you reminded me of a recent and very good movie about Chamberlain called Munich-The Edge of War. Jeremy Irons plays Chamberlain as a nuanced and caring man who has indeed measured the odds and decides to give peace a chance, even knowing he could be wrong.
The “original sin” of human beings is that we are required to make decisions for which we cannot know the consequences.
I saw that movie and liked it.