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Just a couple of things...    1. Images of war - can be somewhat
off-putting - the Buddhist monk and Israeli soldier are just a
bit too much. The rest are good. Love the Lincoln one.   2. Use
Latex math functions for the equations. Popularity of War =
(Active nations still extant) + Years of war + (Casualties /
100,000)    p_{war} = n_{e \bowtie a} + t_{years} +
\frac{c}{100,000}  p_{war} = Popularity (of war)  n_{e \bowtie
a} = Nations (still extant and active)  t_{years} = time (in
years)  \frac{c}{100,000} = Total number of (human) casualties /
100,000  By the way, I have no idea what the bowtie actually
means in mathematics, but it looks good. You could keep with the
weapon motif and use  \rightleftharpoons instead.  The other
thing is  10 \mu c mathematically means  10 * 10^{-6} * c or
\frac{c}{100,000} but it has a more sciencey ring to it.  Pup
01:43, 12 July 2009 (UTC) Thank