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Okay... I wanted to ponder this question.
Why are some people kind, and others are not?
Can one learn to be kind?
Does a person's kindness depend on the number of hardships they face?
And on the other hand, if a person has no hardships, does that make them kinder?
What gives a person the strength to be kind?
Is a person born with an innate "gene" for kindness, or does upbringing play a decisive role in learning kindness?
Is there a difference between a "well-mannered" person and a "kind" person, and who is better?

I remembered a poem that I learned a very, very, very long time ago.

In evil, there is good, and in good, there is malice
And there are neither good nor evil people
And both are right, and both are right
And my poem sings of their rightness

And there is neither a Swede nor a Japanese,
There is only a human being everywhere,
Who lives his miserable half-century
Under the scorching sun

:):):)

And also, I read somewhere that no one is good except God

P. S.

And also, I read somewhere that all people are good, and there are no evil people, and I read this around the same time I learned this poem

Added 7 minutes later
And I also remembered reading that one woman confessed that she became evil because she had no happiness and no children