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Is this sentence below is grammatically correct?

"We should become selflessness, and treat everyone the same."

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@POPSICLE,

"We should become selfless, and treat everyone the same."

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@cicerone imposter,

Thank you for your wonderful response.

I know your sentence is better alternative.
But I just wondering is my original sentence is acceptable in Grammar?
using "selflessness" as noun?

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@POPSICLE,

I think it is clunky and awkward, but I suppose it follows the rules of grammar.

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@POPSICLE,

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using "selflessness" as noun?

Well Pop, almost any word can be used as almost any part of speech. We can suppose a context where certain human actions are discussed; terror, anxiety, selflessness

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@POPSICLE,

POPSICLE wrote:

Thank you for your wonderful response.

I know your sentence is better alternative.
But I am/was just wondering, is my original sentence is acceptable in Grammar grammatically acceptable?
using "selflessness" as noun?

"Selflessness" is a noun. You needed to use the adjective "selfless" to be grammatical, unless you're being metaphorical.

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