Enough
ink has been spilt in whining and protesting in the form of words about
unfair opportunities and perhaps I should compose no more about it.
As
much as our survival is important to acclimatize with the ground realities of this
fast-changing world, competition
for any opportunities in any essence is central to the accommodation of our
life in this 21st century. So for that matter, in order to access any limited opportunities or resources, competition within the same species
(Intraspecific) or amongst different species (Interspecific) in human life is a
rudimentary necessity.
Humans
have thus far, invented a series of processes in locating and gauging the best that
are fit for survival but only through
competition mode.
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But
just as a bee dies after it stings,
at times humans tend to suffocate with the rubrics of our own survival
proceedings. A competition system built with the noble intention of creating a
better society by finding the deserving often
gets dirtied by our very minds. And the very purpose of having a competition meets
tragedy before it is born. That’s how we hear a story of opportunities
knocking only to a person connected either through genes and blood or money or
power. That’s also a time when we witness a magical metamorphosis of the sick
and the diseased
to undeserving career comforts and probable career advantage after the touch
by those hands that are already soiled. But as we are familiar with, when fishes are made to
climb the trees, they neither can succeed nor live long. So live it that way.
However,
we fail to realize that when the system gets contaminated by the people who
creates the system, it is never easy to sweep it clean. Competitions of any
sort, be it intra or interspecific, to make it functional without any ailments
of favouritism or
nepotism or corruption, the
hygiene and cleanliness
of its modus operandi are the central aspects to be taken care of.
Or
else, the sickness of such failures is enough to infect the minds of the present
mass and such stories will relapse even after those wicked have vanished.
“Competition brings out the best in products and the worst in
people”- Faqimi Fauzi
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