Given a sentence in English language, translate the sentence to Tagalog language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact.

[Q]: English sentence: With the measure’s current ubiquity, it is natural that the Department named the development of GDP and other national income indices as its “achievement of the century.” But the realization that GDP didn’t even exist 70 years ago begs the question of whether it will exist with its current cachet 70 years from now.
[A]: Sa kasalukuyang ubiquity ng panukalang-batas, ito ay natural na ang Kagawaran pinangalanan ang pag-unlad ng GDP at iba pang mga indeks ng pambansang kita nito bilang " tagumpay ng siglo . "Ngunit ang pagsasakatuparan na GDP ay hindi na umiiral kahit na 70 taon na ang nakakaraan begs ang tanong ng kung ito ay umiiral sa kanyang kasalukuyang timbre sa 70 taon mula ngayon.


[Q]: English sentence: If someone tells you you’re a winner and asks you to fill out a form with your personal information don’t be tempted to start filling it out.
[A]: Kung may magsabi sa iyong nanalo ka at hiniling niya sa iyong ilagay sa isang form ang iyong personal na impormasyon, huwag matuksong simulan itong sagutan.


[Q]: English sentence: For those people who just let their time pass by doing nothing, the Master mentioned, “what is considered as a crime in life is being indolent and idle. If a person does nothing, he will not be able to develop his wisdom.”
[A]:
Para sa mga taong pinalilipas lamang ang kanilang oras na walang ginagawa, nabanggit niyang “ang itinuturing na kriminal sa buhay ay ang katamaran at kawalan ng ginagawa. Kung walang ginagawa ang isang tao, hindi niya napapaunlad ang kanyang karunungan (wisdom).