Are all men created equal? No insults .

Jumping out of the concept of right and wrong, I also think what you said makes sense.

This thing seems to have been debated already. In the end, I still follow the crowd, and a nest of peaks said that it should be 9. In fact, if A knew the result, he might not be willing to jump 9B.

Here's the point: if A's behavior is wrong and everyone supports this view, it will lead to a result, and no one will save anyone who falls into the water in the future. If A is right, if you think about it, it's not worth losing the life of a doctor, it's good for society, for the country, and for the family, but as a positive teaching material, he can educate a generation of people to help the weak.

You feel that being alive is more valuable than a little contribution he has made to society and to his family;But the fact that A sacrificed his life for the sake of nine people is more educational for society, and it affects the whole society and benefits the whole society.

If it's the kind of doctor who can make an atomic bomb, it's a pity to die. If he dies, there will be many fewer deaths, and fewer deaths will consume a lot of limited natural resources.

Human life is precious in God's eyes, and all men are created equal, without distinction between high and low. In addition to this premise, due to the different values of each person, the views are also different.

The world is declining, and people's hearts are not ancient.

I recommend you to read Jean-Jacques Rousseau's On the Origin of Human Inequality

This well-known slogan of the bourgeois revolution comes from the American Declaration of Independence (1776), the original text of which is the hidden kie" all men are created equal"。It is not completely accurate to translate it as "all men are created equal", it is a passive sentence, and the literal translation can be "all people are created equally", by whom?It is the Creator, God.

Extended Material: The Declaration of Independence was a proclamation of the independence of thirteen British colonies in North America from the Kingdom of Great Britain.

The Declaration was ratified by the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776, the day after which it became Independence Day. The original declaration was signed by the delegates attending the Continental Congress and is permanently displayed in the National Archives and Documents Administration in Washington, D.C., USA. The Declaration of Independence is one of the most important founding documents of the United States.

The Declaration of Independence consists of four parts: the first is the preface, which sets out the purpose of the Declaration; The second part expounds the idea of political system, that is, the doctrine of natural rights and the idea of sovereignty in the people; The third part lists the crimes of British oppression of the people of the North American colonies, showing that the colonial people were forced to take up the first place under unbearable circumstances, and strive for the legitimacy and justice of independence; In the fourth and final part of the Declaration, the United States solemnly proclaims its independence.

Equality but different values.

Throughout history, the good and evil causes that have been sown are different, and the results of the inspiration are also different, and all beings are equal.

In an unequal society, can there be equal people?

The moment you are born is equal, and the moment you are born is not equal.

The so-called egalitarianism first of all establishes a hierarchical structure, providing equal opportunities in the same system and at the same level, and evaluating the efficacy of birth and birth on an equal footing. To talk about egalitarianism without the natural hierarchical structure is to fall into egalitarianism, crisis, and destruction. In a society governed by the rule of law, all human beings are born with an equal right to life.

In our country, there is an equal right to nine-year compulsory education. Wait a minute. Wealth or nobility is not in the realm of egalitarianism.

So egalitarianism is certainly right. It is conducive to presenting the diversity of social ecology, creating a healthy social atmosphere, and being open to the spirit. On the contrary, society is evil, and people's spirits will be imprisoned.

In China, for Chinese, because they generally do not understand the true meaning of equality, they talk about egalitarianism. However, the theory of modern Chinese philosophy-connection is clearly conducive to the elevation of the spiritual realm of the Chinese nation, so that it can thoroughly articulate the true meaning of equality: equality is the foundation of harmony.

If our goal is harmony, then please respect each other's equal rights.

The connection is explained in this way: goodness is equal, kindness is grateful, goodness is orderly, goodness dispels evil, and the good is not evil. The foundation of human goodness lies in consciously and equally weighing the disadvantages and goals, presetting the goals of being a person, coordinating the practical goals, illuminating the truth that the spiritual world is full and comfortable, and respecting the right to equality will inevitably lead to the balance of connections.