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Mo Tzu argued that all worldly calamities arise because we fail to esteem others as we esteem ourselves.

Mo Tzu argued that all worldly calamities arise because we fail to esteem others as we esteem ourselves.
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Mo Tzu argued that all worldly calamities arise because we fail to esteem others as we esteem ourselves.

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