When I speak with my friend of good and evil, three important aspects call our attention, first, by qualifying something as good or bad we do it from our own personal conscience, and we do it ... acting as veritable judges ... even from that we are children; second... we come relatively easily to a point of agreement or coincidence about what is good or bad with respect to something that we know or that affects us all, and rare the opposite happens, and third, the evil specifically related to an ethical or aesthetic evaluation ... such as love, order, justice, harmony, balance, well-being, peace or freedom ... is not defined or described in terms of yes, it is done ... directly or indirectly ... because it is the opposite of something else that constitutes positive evaluation, for example, disorder is the lack of order, hatred is the opposite of love, discomfort is the lack or the opposite of well-being.