Once, Socrates crossed the river with a stroke of his foot and fell into the water. He struggled desperately and shouted for help. Not far away, a fisherman not only didn't save him, but turned around and left. In the end, his student rescued him. Later, the fisherman crossed the river and fell into the water. Socrates and his students happened to be walking by the river, so they used bamboo poles to rescue him. When the students knew that it was the fisherman who had been rescued, they regretted it, but Socrates said: No, you should save him. This is the difference between us and him.
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It is the mission of philosophers to save sentient beings.