"If you work harder, you will get luckier" per Anita Sarawak dictum.

morality, that was what i learn in the past few years back to my primary school time. we had been taught that if we said or did something wrong, we must say "sorry", apologies to the party concern. even if you are the monitor in the class or you are the role model of the students, you still have to apologies during the school assembly. it was so embarrassed. that is why we always watch our steps when we are doing something. but sadly speaking, i notice nowadays pupils are no longer practice that, every child is treated like glass ( not diamond) because they are so fragile, either from physically of mentally. we always try to solve our problems by ourselves, solo or with partners. today's child is seeking help from parents, relative, or even professional expert as psychiatric. my goodness, is it so serious until a few years old child need to go for psychiatric? if so, then why the mature grown up adult did not even know how to apologize and let other to do so on behalf of him? and yet he refused to say "sorry" because he insisted that he is innocent? i strongly agree to the principle by Prof. A.V. Dicey that no one is guilty until he is proven guilty by prosecution, under art(6) Human Right Act 1998, everyone deserve a fair trial as well. the speech was so offensive and been made public, but i wonder why no legal action taking against him? is he got some kind of legal immunity? but even the sovereign also no longer enjoying the sovereignty in certain aspect, nonetheless an ordinary man? there is million of question haunting my mind for so long but with my low I.Q., i think i will need to spend my life time to figure out this mysterious issue.