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In the case of mutiny, it is in the leaders interest to engage with his fellow student. In the case of the good student, he's competing with his fellow student,
by doki_pen 13y ago
In the case of mutiny, it is in the leaders interest to engage with his fellow student. In the case of the good student, he's competing with his fellow student, so it's in his best interest not to help them succeed.
- fnordfnordfnord 13y ago>In the case of the good student, he's competing with his fellow student, so it's in his best interest not to help them succeed. This is entirely counterproductive. There is no good reason to have that attitude since the number of spoils (a grade of "A") are not limited.
- HarryHirsch 13y agoIt's odd to think of one's fellow students as competitors instead of colleagues. I would call this mindset pernicious, even perverted.