
Acceptability of Right or Wrong. The Degree of Right or Wrong—Distinguishing Between the Two.
Today, every act of right or wrong is increasingly defined by the reciprocation to another person’s actions. If you are right with me, my actions towards you are right. If you are wrong to me, I reciprocate in the same manner.
We have all become apes, merely copying one another instead of exercising our own judgment. But is this approach itself right or wrong? And who will pass that judgment?
The outcome of every action and every reciprocation will ultimately pass the judgment. If it ends well—with a positive outcome, mutual benefit, or teaches a meaningful lesson to the one who was wrong—then perhaps the action was right.