In this seemingly fair society, there is a voice that always lingers in our ears: "Why should I lose the efforts of several generations of my family to you for ten years of hard work?""Is this a social injustice, or is there something wrong with our perception?Let's work together.
First, the uneven distribution of social resources. In real life, we have to admit that resources tend to be skewed towards those who already have them. They have more access to more resources, and those who don't, no matter how hard they try, may not get the rewards they deserve.
2. Biases in social cognition. People tend to think that success can only be achieved by studying hard. This perception makes it possible for those who do not have higher education to be ignored by society, even if they put in more effort.
Three: the pressure of social competition. In this competitive society, everyone is trying to improve themselves in order to stand out from the competition. However, this competitive pressure makes it impossible for those who do not have sufficient resources to succeed, even if they put in more effort.
What should we do in the face of such a social phenomenon?First of all, we need to recognize that everyone has their own value, regardless of their academic qualifications. Second, we need to change society's perception of success so that more people have the opportunity to show their worth. Finally, we need to level the playing field where everyone has a chance to succeed.
In general, we can't simply say "the efforts of several generations of my family, why should I lose to you for ten years of hard work". Because everyone's success is a combination of their own efforts and opportunities. We should respect everyone's efforts, but also recognize the injustice of society. Only in this way can we truly achieve fairness and justice in society.
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