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https://www.pts.edu/blog/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/anger-scaled.jpg25601707 Conflict. It seems to be everywhere. Plastered across our newspapers and television screens, sending updates on our phones or notifying us on Facebook. And we see it, we talk about it and can be shocked by it. But to some extent we are never fully surprised, as if we have the muck of reality already...