What is this Favour?

Do favour, throw it into the sea, if the fish does not know, Halik knows” There is no one who does not know the proverb, but how many of us take this saying into consideration and pursue goodness? Or rather, how do we define doing good?

The words goodness and goodness have been the concepts that philosophers have thought about the most for centuries. “Man is by nature a good being,” says J.J., a famous philosopher. Rousseau. “Goodness in words creates trust. Good in thought creates depth,” says Lao Tzu, another philosopher. Voltaire even went so far as to make us think more about goodness by saying, “Every man is guilty of all the good he has not done.” So what comes to mind when we think of goodness? What can we do for good?