If there's even one person who might be hurt by a decision, you should never make it.
In the novel "Offshore" by Penelope Fitzgerald, a central theme revolves around the complexities of decision-making. The quote highlights the moral responsibility that accompanies choices, suggesting that one must consider the potential impact on others before taking action.
This perspective encourages mindfulness and empathy in our interactions. It reminds us that every decision carries weight, and we should strive to avoid causing harm to others, no matter how small the potential...
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