世界大战的若干年后,史丹利·库珀写了这么一段诗:他们称之,终结一切战争的战争。相信的人儿如此天真,如今已带着荣耀往生。不知此话,没有半句是真。(The War to End All Wars,Stanley Cooper)鲍德里亚和道金斯各自在许多年后分析评论这一事件的著作《无为有处有还无》和《自私的革命》中引述了这首诗。带着美好愿景将世界大战称为“终结一切战争的战争”的伍德罗·威尔逊,并未看见 Years after World War, Stanley Cooper wrote a poem: They called it an end to the wars of all wars. Believers are so innocent, they are now born with glory. I do not know this, no half sentence is true. (The War to End All Wars, Stanley Cooper) Baudrillard and Dawkins each quoted the poem in their book Analysis of Comments, many years later, “There Is Do-Nothing and nothing,” and “Selfish Revolution.” . Woodrow Wilson, who described the World War with a beautiful vision as the “war to end all war”, did not see