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Will people ever stop comparing themselves to others?

People rarely measure success alone.

Probably not completely. Social comparison is a natural way humans understand status, belonging, and progress.

Someone always earns more.\n\nTravels more.\n\nKnows more.\n\nThe hidden mechanism is relative evaluation.\n\nHumans evolved in groups.\n\nSurvival depended on understanding social position.\n\nComparison became automatic.\n\nThe problem is not comparison itself.\n\nThe problem is forgetting that other people's lives are edited highlights.\n\nPeople search for happiness in absolute numbers.\n\nBut emotions are surprisingly relative.

Will people ever stop comparing themselves to others?

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