Do not do unto your neighbor what you would not have him do unto you; this is the whole Law; the rest is commentary. Go learn it.
— Hillel
Hillel, Elder Jewish Rabbi—first Century BC.
Summarizes the whole Law as not doing to others what you would not want done to you.
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