I rather hope anyone could provide comments at this point much like what I want to say. Let's take it seriously before we start in on restructuring based on believing that one answer is the right answer, and that answer not even one of the more plausible answers. Take the question of change. The dramatist Eugene Ionesco in an interview once remarked that much of the highest drama since the Greeks has been about the same truths, some of them hard, which do not change, and from which we hide. Both love and hatred may last or may not.
Possessions guarantee nothing of value.
Learning about ethics does not make us good. My parents, my child, I myself may be capable of atrocity. Wretched outsiders get insights, may be wiser than we. Suffering is not evil. Intelligence is a strength, but not always more so than malevolence or generosity.