The correct answer to this open question is the following.
"A person is only a person through their relationship with others."
The meaning of this quote is profound.
The main idea is this. In society, the role of every person is important, but not because of the prominence of his profession, the money he has in the bank, or his family name. No.
The value relies on the daily interactions he has with other people and the way he treated others. The way he shows his education and treats people well, respectfully, and considered. It doesn´t matter if the other person is a public figure, a wealthy man, or the common man in the streets.
What really defines an individual is his relations and the way he treats people. That not only is important. That transcends.
The way you sincerely treat people and make feel them special is what counts.
Hunter-Gatherers were individuals who get their sustenance from the abundance of nature, chasing creatures and assembling wild plants.
Explanation:
Primary Source. The evidence that gives this away is that it is a fragment of a stone dated back to 232 B.C.
The author of this artifact was Asoka. The Mauryan Leader.
The purpose of creating this artifact was to assert Asoka's Buddhism and support his desire to spread dharma.
Evidence that makes me think this is that the tenets have Buddhism engraved them meaning that they had some sort of meaning to the leader.
Something that we have today that is similar to Asoka's rock pillars are edicts?
I hope this helps you out. I wasn't too sure about the last question though.
Is there suppose to be a cartoon attach to this question?
