Neutral – adj. – Defined in the Miriam Webster dictionary as “not engaged on either side; not decided or pronounced as to characteristics: indifferent,” and on Dictionary.com as “not aligned with or supporting any side or position in a controversy,” and “not causing or reflecting a change in something.”
This made me think: Is anything really neutral? Just food for thought . . .
Can anything (or anyone) really neutral?... Howard Zinn, historian, scholar, and activist, would say "No!" as the title of his book, "You Can't be Neutral On A Moving Train" would imply. Look it up!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I believe "neutral" came up in the reading in relation to WWI (certain countries were allied while some remained neutral - i.e. they did not "pick sides").