"Les véritables tragédies dans le monde ne sont pas des conflits entre le bien et le mal. Ce sont des conflits entre deux biens."
— Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
Simplified Meaning:
Sometimes, the hardest problems in life come when both choices seem good and fair. It's not always about picking the right thing over the wrong thing. Imagine two friends both want the same toy, and both have good reasons. One saved money for it, the other needs it for a school project. Both reasons are valid, so deciding who gets the toy is tough because both sides are right. In history, think about two countries that both want the same piece of land because it is important to their people. Each country believes it has a good reason, making the situation complicated and painful for everyone involved. In your life, if you face a choice where both options are good and you can't easily see a clear answer, it might help to talk to others for advice. Remember, these situations are normal and part of life's big challenges.
