"They're only truly great who are truly good." - George Chapman
This quote doesn't really make sense to me, i guess it was supposed to say "Those who are great, are truly good." When the quote is put that way then i agree. I agree because when someone is good that has to mean that all aspects of them are good. If someone is good but lies then they are not good. For example, a good baseball player. If they are good on the field but a bad husband, they are no longer good. Also if a good baseball player is good on the field but uses steroids then they are no longer good. You have to be completely good to be considered a genuinely good person. I aspire to be a good person, I am not a bad person but I am neither a genuinely good human being.
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