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I think the word "kind" is more appropriate here than "nice". Being nice is shallow (surface-level, appearances, civility, tolerance...), whereas kindness is pr
by chrisweekly 6y ago
I think the word "kind" is more appropriate here than "nice". Being nice is shallow (surface-level, appearances, civility, tolerance...), whereas kindness is profound (empathy, connection, harmony, respect). The former is certainly better than nothing, but the latter is transformative and radically more powerful.
- proactivesvcs 6y agoI agree but the article was written in a knee-jerk fashion and once I'd written the title I felt the need to repeat it a few times to help push the point :-)