Haritha VelpureddyYou are free to do anything you want , provided you are not a beneficiary of others effort.
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The saying ‘You are free to do anything you want , provided you are not a beneficiary of others effort’ conveys the idea that anyone who is taking advantage of someone else’s hard work or talent should be punished. This is a common belief across societies, and is even seen in the animal kingdom where predators that succeed at killing weaker animals are often shunned by their peers as a repercussion for hurting those weaker than themselves. In the Western world, this ethic has been extended to those who do not try hard enough to succeed. A person who sleeps through class or does not put forth effort at work will be viewed as lazy and unworthy of any success.
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