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Peace in the Middle East may be coming true with the help of Facebook’s newest peace page. Peace on Facebook is the latest creation from Facebook, opening up this page to all users looking to spread the word about World Peace. This page seems to be affiliated to Stanford’s Peace Dot somehow and contains a few graphs and a widget that allows visitors to share something about the site.

On the bottom left corner of the page is a series of graphs, called “Friendships of Facebook” which shows how many members of hostile religious, political, and geographical groups are becoming friends on Facebook. A graph also displays results from a question asked whether or not World Peace will be achieved in 50 years. Every major country’s opinions of World Peace happening seem to be in decline, all except Colombia.

(Via TechCrunch)



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