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Originally Posted by Villages PL
I read something about this in The Wall Street Journal many years ago. A physicist (I don't remember his name) said he had a theory that there is an infinite amount of good and evil. I take it to mean that the two are always in balance. So, if you defeat some evil, there's still an infinite amount of it. Likewise, if evil gets the upper hand at some point, there's still an infinite amount of good.
What do you think? Is his theory correct?
Just from my observations of what goes on in the world, having been around for 71 years, I tend to think his theory is correct. Remember when we faught "the war to end all wars"? How many wars have we faught since then?
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Perhaps this is a parallel to Newton's Law: For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.