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What makes people willing to risk their lives to save others?
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Stephanie L. Ricardel
July 20, 2022 at 6:46 PM
One life is worth saving a billion lives.
There are things I/we still want to do but if the world are included I am more willingly to give up mine especially.
It is not just being a hero but a human who appreciates life, sacrifices and love to see the world smile even why death won’t be noticed nor appreciated. It was still nothing to the joy of doing so.
Besides, why would I feel that my death would be in vain when god is in my side giving joy to my heart to do so.