$1.$ Do you agree with Ricardo Semler's principle of a "fair share" of resources and the notion that if one is giving back, it implies they took too much in the first place $($timestamp $16$:$17)?$ Using the video to support or challenge this idea, tell us why or why not.

$2.$ Considering the goals of achieving a world where everyone experiences no school debt, affordable homes, no food scarcity, accessible healthcare, and a living wage for all, do you think this is an achievable vision for social entrepreneurs to consider? Using the video to support or challenge this idea, tell us why or why not.

$3.$ How can you foster a mindset where individuals not only help themselves but actively contribute to helping others create a more sustainable and supportive society? Are there examples of communities or initiatives in the video that embody this mindset successfully?