Corruption is indeed an extremely difficult problem to deal with, mainly because it goes into the roots of what we know about our own existence. In a society where appearances are more important than anything else, money gets highlighted as a replacement for knowledge, which is a consequence of an illusory-based mindset the majority of us get brainwashed with. It’s simple as that: if corruption is strong and we don’t cope with it, we get prosecuted. However, if we get corrupted we must do anything we get a request for, which may imply doing things against our own will, and more disgusting, things deteriorating the values we find essential to promote a meaningful way of life. Thus, at the end, the threat we deal with is the same from a different perspective: (a) remaining uncorrupted makes us totally conscious since the beginning of the type of dishonoured, dishonest, and deceptive behaviours we would be facing; or (b) being corrupted implies getting humiliated by someone dishonou...