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%ESSENTIAL FOUNDATIONS NON-DESTRUCTIVE CONFLICT GOD 040603
%RESOLUTION COMPLEMENTARY VIOLENCE IDEALS VALUES IT 040603
 %ENGINEERING PHYSICS EXPERIMENTATION LAWS THEORIES 040603
 %BROAD GENERALIZATIONS NEWTONS LAWS MOTION MAXWELL 040603
 %DYNAMICS REFLEXIVE PHYSICAL OBJECTS PEOPLE DEVILS 040603
%LOVERS RECONCILIATION PEACEMAKERS INTEGRATIONS SEX 040603

      Physicists were been able to lay the foundations for
human engineering  accomplishments   by   experimentation,
observations, descriptions and broad generalizations about
the  dynamics of how physical objects and radiation-fields
interact with each other.

      Perhaps   it  will  become  possible  to   lay   the
foundations  for  the facilitation and promotion  of  non-
violent   and  non-destructive  resolutions  of  conflicts
between  complementary-ideals,   complementary-values  and
complementary-hopes --- through reflexive-experimentation,
observation,  descriptions and broad generalizations about
the dynamics of how reflexive-people and communications of
all kinds interact with each other.

      Perhaps  reflexive-people  who engage  in  open  and
honest  dialogue within true-sanctuaries will be  able  to
lay down the essential-foundational-understandings of non-
destructive-conflict-resolution  ---   by  describing  the
differences    between   dis-integrative/destructive   and
integrative/constructive    interactions --- between/among
individuals and groups of people.

      Is   there  any  good  reason  for   not   seriously
considering the above suggestions?  If so, what those good
reasons?
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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