Evil in the world is exercised by a small minority of individuals or groups. The vast majority of people do not engage in malicious acts and, in fact, many of them actively work to do good and improve the lives of others.

However, those few individuals who perpetrate cruel acts have a significant impact on society and the general perception of the world. The evil exercised by a small minority can manifest itself in a variety of ways, such as extreme violence, corruption, abuse of power, terrorism and oppression of vulnerable groups.

These individuals or groups act out of selfish motives, without considering the negative consequences their actions may have on others. Evil is not linked to a particular race, religion, gender or sexual orientation.

It can manifest itself in any human group, and it is critical not to generalize or stigmatize entire communities because of the actions of a few. Combating evil on the planet involves not only identifying and addressing those who perpetrate malicious acts, but also addressing the underlying causes that can lead to this type of behavior.

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