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If you compare yourself to those ostensibly wealthier than you, you may never truly achieve. If you compare yourself to those ostensibly poorer than you, you may never truly progress. Comparison will keep you within these boundaries, in walled frustration. We live in a society where everything and everyone is compared. We are politically, economically and morally urged in the direction of fairness for all. We are encouraged to be impartial and to behave without favouritism or discrimination. Everything we do must be seen to be for the benefit of others and not just ourselves. I understand this thinking that includes everyone and benefits all equally, but there is a problem. While such socialist ideals appear logical and fair, in reality they don’t actually succeed. Socialism will always malfunction when following an equalising strategy rather than encouraging individuals to succeed in their own right. Trying to equalise is the Robin Hood, fasttrack route to achieving only temporary adjustment, driven by observations of unfairness and inequality: temporary because it is fragile by design and only succeeds to patch society’s problems merely as appeasement for the poor.