Competition vs. Cooperation

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Competition has been important for development up to now. However, humans who are able to cooperate with others were always better than ones who are not in terms of his success. Cooperation is not easy task for human being since we are always selfish. However, wise-man knows that cooperation will give much more gain than always to be in the competition mode.

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 3, 2008 at 10:17 AM

    'humans who are able to cooperate with others were always better than ones who are not in terms of his success.' This sentence is somewhat strange to understand.
    You seem to have a positive stance about cooperation. To have a firm belief is someting blessed. I am envious of you.

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