"When you lose your compassion for those in need, when you cast aside your capacity to care, then the qualities that once allowed you to rise above and the virtues that once made you human are gone."
The benefit of things is not always measured in money. Homer’s Trojan tale reminds us that what appears as a gain may enable far more loss. The Greeks gave a horse to the city of Troy to gain access to it so as to destroy it from within. That’s how the Greeks conquered Troy, which until then had resolutely defended its sovereignty. In our time, we’ve seen similar Trojan horses in the Middle East. Not saying this is the case. Let’s examine costs and benefits beyond rands and cents