It's taught me that we all have something to say. No matter how small you think you are, your voice and opinions still matter. I've learnt that you're never completely right not just because we all human but cause every other person is always right, therefore making you wrong. Also, that compromise is a crucial part of our existence. Whether in our beliefs, ideas, propositions, or even our way of life, no one's method is ever flawless. But it's all about seeing the flaws, weighing them and if possible, compromising them for someone else's better ones. And, if not, it's about believing and having faith in it and doing what's right and helping to bring about that positive change we need that can turn that wrong into a right. But most importantly, it's taught me that it's not about raising your voice but improving the strength and standard of your argument.