Gradually, I have seen more and understood more, and only then began to face the ugliness in human nature that we cannot ignore. The world cannot be all good. Tai Chi diagrams and ancient Eastern and Western philosophies have long told us that good and evil must be lingering. If there is a good, there must be a corresponding evil, so that the world is balanced and wonderful. It's no wonder that Plato asked in his Utopia that artists only create evil, because only in this way can they show goodness.
Human nature is inherently good and human nature inherently evil may be a meaningless argument, because when someone is born good, some must be born evil. It’s just those evil factors, do we need a lifetime of practice to contain them?
I am a little confused and at a loss...
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