Why do we spend money on things we don't need even though we could have spent it on something else and perhaps saved a person's life?
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"Save a man from drowning you are responsible to him for life"
(I linked the tedtalk as my source. It's at minute:second 9:10 on if you want to look at the context she was using it in.)
What you may believe to be a good act when you do it may have horrible repercussions in the future. This may scare people away from doing what they feel is "right" in a situation.
I believe you can reduce the chance of doing something with good intentions but horrible consequences by examining your real reasons for acting instead of saying something nonspecific like "because it's the 'right' thing to do."
Still, that only reduces the chance; it does not eliminate it.
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I'll most likely get a Honda.
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