Aristotle talked about two important ideas in politics: 'The Good' and 'The Just.' Understanding these ideas helps us see why creating a perfect society is tough.

1. The Good: This is about what the ultimate goal of political life should be. But here's the catch—what is "good" can mean different things to different people.

2. The Just: This deals with fairness and equality. It means everyone should get what they deserve. However, figuring out how to make this fair can be tricky and often leads to arguments.

Challenges We Face:

• People have different views on what is fair, which can lead to conflicts in society.
• Sometimes, individuals care more about their own needs than what is best for everyone.

What Can We Do?

• We need to encourage conversations among community members to find common values.
• We can create systems that focus on fairness (justice) but also keep the common good in mind.