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Sunny123 Posted 10 years ago
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All people have no capacity to become great.

Hello everyone. What's your idea about the following?

All people have no capacity to become great. If we make them great,they will lose themselves.At that time, they don't see you and even don't recognize themselves.Let's not change their capacity.
  

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I understand you to say that no people have the capacity to become great because once they achieve that point, they lose themselves. They lose sight of others and do not even know themselves at that point. Due to this, we should not contribute to their perception of their own greatness.

— Englishmaven

  • I understand you to say that no people have the capacity to become great because once they achieve that point, they lose themselves.
  • They lose sight of others and do not even know themselves at that point.
  • Due to this, we should not contribute to their perception of their own greatness.
  • I don't agree.
  • Many people are great and humble.
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I understand you to say that no people have the capacity to become great because once they achieve that point, they lose themselves. They lose sight of others and do not even know themselves at that point. Due to this, we should not contribute to their perception of their own greatness.

I don't agree. Many people are great and humble. Many people are great, but unaware of their own gifts.
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sunny123All people have no capacity to become great.
If all people have no capacity to become great, then there would be no historical or modern figures that we would call "great."

I'm not sure that I agree with you. There was Alexander the Great, Peter the Great. Catherine the Great, Frederick the Great, Cyrus the Great, and a whole bunch more "great
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AlpheccaStarsIf all people have no capacity to become great, then there would be no historical or modern figures that we would call "great."I'm not sure that I agree with you. There was Alexander the Great, Peter the Great. Catherine the Great, Frederick the Great, Cyrus the Great, and a whole bunch more "great"s. I have my own preferences for people I would call "great."
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sunny123I am just posing it here to be corrected.
I think you got what you wanted.
sunny123I know many great people here and there.
Yes, I can remember meeting my great-grandmother as a child.
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