Does the altruistic acts of a kind-hearted person with good
intentions have unintended misgivings?
Suppose a caring individual sees a hungry homeless man on the
streets. In order to help this
struggling man, the caring individual gives the man a sandwich so he won’t go
hungry that day. This simple act may
have helped me today but what will he do for food the next day? Will the same caring individual be there
tomorrow with another sandwich? Soon the
man might become dependent upon others for food on a daily basis. The homeless man will find no
self-improvement as the caring individual continues to increase his happiness
for ‘helping’ people.
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