It is a vital question. It means much to the individual, to the family, to society, to the nation. Man is not a solitary being. He is not alone in the world. His fellow beings, known as society, surround him and influence him.
Man owes much to society at large.
For it is society in various ways which gives man his comforts, his opportunities, his pleasures and his maintenance. Hence the individual as a member of society must always consider himself not merely as a separate unit but as part of a corporate organization. For the sake of society at large the individual must often sacrifice personal advantages. To give an every-day example, an individual, if he should consider himself only, would drive an auto at a speed to suit himself. As a member of society he must regulate his speed so as not to harm others.