Whoever risks discussing good and evil also risks getting stuck in the mud.

It also risks wasting time saying that doing good is good, and doing evil is bad.

So, let's look at dharma from another angle, that of immutability.

This is an interesting plot. Why do good if it has no value compared to the non-action and non-reaction that characterize immutability? Because it would give more power to bad actions, because we are the ones who suffer the consequences. Seeing the earthly disaster, we can understand that good does not necessarily always win.

Dharma is the sum of actions. It’s easy to understand why, since we are not immutable. We must therefore face the mathematics of actions: more or less an action condemns you or honors you in the cycle of rebirths.