Passage 12

In English

Nevertheless, today we find man’s inhumanity to man everywhere. He has lost his capacity for pure and selfless love. If an ant sees a lump of , it will not eat it up selfishly. It brings all other fellow ants and eats the lump of in their company. It selflessly shares its food with others. An ant is instinctively unselfish. But man is selfish in all his activities. He seems to be habitually narrow-minded and selfish.