The mark of humanity is how it treats the world and those who share it with us...

Aliya Whiteley
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The mark of humanity is how it treats the world and those who share it with us. If humans are truly human, they treat each other with respect, kindness, and understanding. Humans are not machines that are programmed to follow orders. They are free beings that are free to decide their own actions.

Humanity is not something that exists within humanity. Humanity is the way in which humans treat each other.

Source: The Beauty

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