why do humans always fight for class ?

Our society has created the idea of winner takes it all. why do we have to live in a world where some people are given preferrential treatments- i hate the word VIP-client. i anticipate a society where people are treated equally, a world without vips.

Asked by: wang O 507 days ago - 3 Answers - 1700 views

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Well, does not everyone of us likes to be treated like a VIP. IMHO why humans fight for class is that they like to stay out of the masses.

But when you realize, that everyone is equal, you will begin to treat everyone as a VIP.
That will bring you a great reputation. As far as of today, my experience doing so has been very good. Being polite no matter what happens, is also treating people like VIPs.

Hope this helps.

Answer by abenetis 504 days ago
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Why human alone animals too fight,look at lion,tiger,dog. Firstly the fight is for food, then for female next for territory and the winner makes aclass. What is rare makes a class stones, metal, wood and antique objects.Humans focus on power is very complicated be it financial, physical,political or academic. Any one. Who has power to influence do make a difference with a choice of female, food, your domain, this spells a class.Oneupmanship an instict we are born with, call it the fittest, strongest or any other superlative you like , we can refine but we can eliminate it and it has been refined to such hight -the growth of human civilization has been powered by this.

Answer by wangchukji@gmail.com 503 days ago
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to see who’s the badman ay ih blud!

Answer by Floss Merrigold 481 days ago

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