"世界で最も高貴な質問は「この世で何の善を成し得るか」です"
— Benjamin Franklin
Simplified Meaning:
Thinking about how you can make the world a better place is one of the most important things you can do. Instead of focusing only on your own needs, it’s about asking how your actions can help others. For example, consider a teacher who stays after school to help students understand their lessons better. Even though this teacher could go home and relax, they choose to spend extra time because they want to make a positive difference in students' lives. This attitude can be applied in everyday activities, like helping a neighbor carry groceries or volunteering at a community center. When people constantly look for ways to contribute positively, it creates a kinder, more supportive world for everyone. The idea is to always ask yourself how you can bring some good into any situation you're in.
