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No, really, you do!
People often ask “Why do bad things happen to good people?” - particularly in the wake of a perceived tragedy. This question assumes a mutually agreed upon definition of what is bad and what (or who) is good. Truth is that events, and even people, are neutral; we see them as bad (or good) because we deem them that way.
People often ask “Why do bad things happen to good people?” - particularly in the wake of a perceived tragedy. This question assumes a mutually agreed upon definition of what is bad and what (or who) is good. Truth is that events, and even people, are neutral; we see them as bad (or good) because we deem them that way.
