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Essentially, being a winner and being a loser are two sides of the same coin – the coin of choosing to be in a war.…

Our militant win-lose concept makes us hinder each other, while destroying our planet and our children’s future. As Albert Einstein puts it, “In previous ages…

Our belligerence determines the face of our global (dis)unity, so we don’t join forces against the biggest dangers we face like Coronavirus or climate change.…

Our militant win-lose concept determines the face of our economy, where we let rich so-called winners widen inequality and trample everyone else. Read the full…

Our militant win-lose concept determines the face of our politics, where the rivalry between groups distracts us from focusing on creating beneficial governments. Read the…

Our associates and loved ones aren’t the only people we tend to fight with. We fight with strangers, too. And the price may be just…

Seeing others not as allies but as rivals, whether in a competition or a fight, does not only make us feel isolated and lonely. It…

At the end of the day, we tend to competitively turn our lives into a battle zone, and then wonder why life is so difficult.…

At work, we fight with our colleges over recognition and promotions. Our competitiveness enables our grateful workplaces to work us much harder and longer, which…

We fight with our dearest kids because we know best. In the process, we lose their closeness and sometimes their respect as well, but we…