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We do but in this hypercompetitive landscape. Our friends are also competitors for partners, jobs, and resources. Which means you can't let non family members
by stuckinhell 1y ago
We do but in this hypercompetitive landscape. Our friends are also competitors for partners, jobs, and resources.
Which means you can't let non family members too close.
- DarkWiiPlayer 1y agoNo, it's the opposite, actually. Friends don't compete, they cooperate. Turning cooperation into competition is how you execute a divide and conquer strategy. If a group is too strong, you convince them that they are each other's true enemy; once they're at each other, you swoop in. Most "competition" in our modern world is artificial. Try figuring out who benefits from it and where this mentality originates. You'll find that those two tend to overlap :)
- spacemadness 1y agoThat is black and white thinking and far too bleak to match reality. If you find, brushing away any internal compulsions towards seeing things as utterly bleak, that this has truth to it, the next step is finding new friends.
- insane_dreamer 1y agopeak cynicism
- stuckinhell 1y agoworking in silicon valley and the new york dc corridor does that I guess.