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Elite individuals: Achieve each other

The core trait of elite individuals is having an open mind and correct values. They focus on cooperation and mutual benefit. For example, in work or close relationships, they elevate others to enhance themselves, creating a positive cycle. This behavior stems from recognizing the value of others; psychological research indicates that "helping others succeed" is one of the sources of happiness.

Average individuals: Compete with each other

Average individuals tend to lack a spirit of cooperation and often seek personal gain through comparison and competition. They don't intentionally harm others but may fall into jealousy or complaints, leading to tense relationships. For instance, in the workplace, they might engage in destructive actions, such as damaging shared resources, due to an inability to resolve conflicts reasonably.

Lower individuals: Undermine each other

Lower-level behaviors involve not tolerating others' success and seeking psychological balance through belittling or harming others. This phenomenon is especially evident in lower social strata, similar to the sheep mentality described in "Wolf Totem," where individuals prefer to sacrifice collective interests rather than allow others to profit, ultimately leading to collective failure.