Michelangelo3 had done research through ChatGTP and had found that the good people on the planet are 60-70%

I like michelangelo3, but I dislike ChatGPT. To many things from ChatGPT that I asked or 'discussed' with that thing were obviously wrong. ChatGPT is a machine without any life experience and designed to invent phrases. In so far, I could imagine that most young developers of the ChatGPT project are just the same (not machines, of course, but talking grammatically correct without any regard to experience).

Yesterday, I found a sentence by Alexander Solschenizyn [German spelling] which reflects and condenses many religious and philosophical thoughts:

„Allmählich wurde mir offenbar, dass die Linie, die Gut und Böse trennt, nicht zwischen Staaten, nicht zwischen Klassen und nicht zwischen Parteien verläuft, sondern quer durch jedes Menschenherz."
(‘I gradually realised that the line that divides good from evil runs not between states, not between classes and not between parties, but right through every human heart.’)
(cited from Archipel GULAG)

From this point of view, there are neither 60 to 70 percent good nor 70 percent evil, but all are both, have the power to be both, have to decide in every single deed what to do --- and have no overview what consequences will result in the world and no introspective warranty of acting good in the sense: choosing without interests on their own.