Every society has its own problems," Morrie said, lifting his eyebrows, the closest he could come to a shrug. "The way to do it, I think, isn't to run away. You have to work at creating your own culture.
Morrie highlights that every society faces unique challenges and issues. Rather than avoiding these problems, he believes that individuals should confront them. He emphasizes the importance of active participation in society, suggesting that one needs to engage with their surroundings instead of retreating from difficult situations.
Creating your own culture involves taking initiative and contributing positively to the community. Morrie's perspective encourages a proactive approach, urging people to shape their environment and social interactions rather than being passive observers. This philosophy resonates with the idea that personal responsibility plays a key role in addressing societal problems.
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