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love and compassion are necessities not luxuries. without them humanity cannot survive. substantiate this with reference to 'the selfish giant'

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Answered by foongchenhee20040094

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Well said by the great saint Dalai Lama, “Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them, humanity cannot survive.” Love and compassion are definitely the essences of human life. ... Even before beginning our human life, love, and compassion came in

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