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In good vs. evil, why is it that "evil" deeds seem to have a much larger impact on the world than the benefits of "good"?
I want to ask why is it that "evil" deeds seem to have a much larger impact on the world than the benefits of "good"?
That's an interesting question. It could be because evil deeds often lead to negative consequences which have a greater impact on the world than the positive consequences of good deeds. Additionally, people may be more likely to remember negative events and actions, and focus on them more than positive things.