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If you want a better world, start acting like you really want it.

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What if...

What if there is no corruption in the world? The world would be a perfect place.

What if there is no violence in the world? The world would be the safest place in the universe.

What if people love themselves more? The world would be a more reciprocal place.

What if the world is a more reciprocal place? There would be more love within people.

For every "what if" question, there is a simple answer that proves that if we try to be a little better, the world will be a better place.

What if people take care of each other more? The world would be a more lovely place.

What if there is more love than hate? People would feel more comfortable living in this world.

What if we stop thinking about "what if´s" and start acting like we want to change? We will make to world a better place to live.

People make the world the way they want. If you want a better world, start acting like you really want it. Convince your friends to solve small issues with you. Meanwhile, other people will do the same; therefore, big issues will be solved.

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