Arandor
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There's plenty of land; it's just not well-developed. People would be better off focusing their efforts on creating favorable living conditions (without harming the environment) rather than on war and other foolish things.
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Maybe many have already seen this, but I'll post it anyway, just in case not everyone has read it.
One evening, I saw a boy walking along the seashore, bending down to pick up starfish that had been washed ashore by the waves and throwing them back into the water, thus saving their lives. There was a strong storm, and there were thousands of starfish on the shore. I approached the boy and said, "Look how many stars there are; you won't be able to save them all," and he replied, picking up another starfish: "Yes, I can't save them all, but for this star, tomorrow will be a new beginning," and he threw the starfish into the sea.
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When I was young and free, and my imagination knew no bounds, I thought about how to change the world.
When I got older and wiser, I realized that the world cannot be changed.
And then I decided to change my views and change only my own country.
But that also turned out to be beyond my power.
When I had lived half my life with one desperate effort, I tried to change only my family, the people closest to me.
But they didn't change either.
And now, lying on my deathbed, I realized, perhaps for the first time, that if I had only been able to change myself first, that would have served as an impetus and example for my family and would have influenced them.
And with their support and help, I could have improved the lives of my country.
Added 3 minutes later
Maybe many have already seen this, but I'll post it anyway, just in case not everyone has read it.
One evening, I saw a boy walking along the seashore, bending down to pick up starfish that had been washed ashore by the waves and throwing them back into the water, thus saving their lives. There was a strong storm, and there were thousands of starfish on the shore. I approached the boy and said, "Look how many stars there are; you won't be able to save them all," and he replied, picking up another starfish: "Yes, I can't save them all, but for this star, tomorrow will be a new beginning," and he threw the starfish into the sea.
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When I was young and free, and my imagination knew no bounds, I thought about how to change the world.
When I got older and wiser, I realized that the world cannot be changed.
And then I decided to change my views and change only my own country.
But that also turned out to be beyond my power.
When I had lived half my life with one desperate effort, I tried to change only my family, the people closest to me.
But they didn't change either.
And now, lying on my deathbed, I realized, perhaps for the first time, that if I had only been able to change myself first, that would have served as an impetus and example for my family and would have influenced them.
And with their support and help, I could have improved the lives of my country.
Be strong. Believe