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the quiet rebellion of doing right when nobody's watching and nothing's owed
old rootFrom Old English god, unrelated to deity, meaning fit or useful
gracious goodnessOnce a polite swap for swearing by God's name
helper's highKindness triggers oxytocin and dopamine, a measurable brain reward
contagiousWitnessing good deeds inspires onlookers to do their own
the goodsSame root branched into groceries, cargo, and stolen loot