Now I'm questioning whether it's worth it to bother helping if I'm not actually solving the root problem! I doubt that was your intent though. Surely there is benefit for the giver and the receiver of good deeds even if it results in "failure", right? So long as the new set of challenges created don't exceed the problems that originally existed.
Now I'm questioning whether it's worth it to bother helping if I'm not actually solving the root problem! I doubt that was your intent though. Surely there is benefit for the giver and the receiver of good deeds even if it results in "failure", right? So long as the new set of challenges created don't exceed the problems that originally existed.