"Occasionally tell the truth so that they believe you when you lie".
Jules Renard.
Human beings are an almost infinite compendium of experiences, reactions to those experiences, learning, perceptions, sensations and emotions.
From my point of view we are perfection; a unique and unrepeatable design. From a pedagogical point of view, it is impossible for two or more people to have the same perception of a stimulus.
What makes a person good? What makes a person bad? For certainly, no human being is bad, at least as a baby.
In development, including fertilization, situations occur that affect the individual, so he or she will decide how to assimilate everything external.
For all this, I am convinced that there are no good people in their totality, the same with bad people.
Good people can also do bad things either by mistake or because we let ourselves be carried away by some temptation, eventually. Of course, it is not because of a small mistake that you stop being who you are.
Adolf Hitler caused so much suffering and so many deaths; however, he was also known for loving and protecting animals. The second fact does not make him a good person.
Like many other characters in history, no one in their right mind is going to express the love they have for animals and on the other hand cause so much destruction and suffering to their peers. I don't consider myself a good person but I do avoid hurting others.
Being good is also something subjective; by being fair and enforcing the rules, you can write it that will fall badly to the vast majority; the rest will support you only if they are really mature people; that is to say, by being fair you will end up being evil from the point of view of others.
Now, as a righteous person yourself, have you ever slipped up and enjoyed it? It would be great if you could share your experience.
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