Competition over scarce resources has been crucial in human evolution and the success of Western democracies, inspiring effort and innovation across generations.
Historical examples like Darwin's delayed publication, the Tesla-Edison feud, and literary rivalries demonstrate how competition fuels progress and achievement.
Businesses are motivated to enhance products not by curiosity but by the fear of losing market share, driving competition, and stimulating innovation.
Key advancements in industries like transportation, aviation, and technology have been accelerated by competitive pressures and the need to outperform rivals.
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