Richard Kelly’s 2001 cult-film Donnie Darko reminded me of one important lesson. When Darko is asked by a pesky gym teacher to make a moral choice during an empowerment exercise, he refuses to do so and says that one cannot simply divide the world into two categories – the black and the white. That is because the world is a much more complex place, and sometimes individuals are compelled to make morally ambiguous choices. If the young across the world were to understand this one single message, we would at least be on our way to solving existing social problems rather than bickering among ourselves as to who is morally superior. Left-wing vs Right-wing. Environmentalists vs Industrialists. Socialists vs Capitalists. Liberals vs Conservatives. Believers vs Doubters. A man who calls for a stop to immigration and advocates harsher penalties for criminals is immediately labelled a “Hitler”; a parent who believes in corporeal punishment in child-rearing is seen as a “mons...