Competition in our system is to become an extrinsic non-ideal (simple/destructive) (i.e. simple ones, with low or zero participation, who only add to the burden, and destructive ones, with negative participation, who also steal the participation of others). When such thoughts prevail in a society, evil sources begin to boom, selfishness spreads, and people are divided into groups, with each group trying to dominate at the expense of others. This system cannot provide equality. Our problem is that we want to be one of the dominant groups; we perceive it as our priority goal. Don’t be selfish; just try to overcome the problem and not be a part of it. For those individuals within the dominant group, consider that if only your associates were left on Earth, then you would compete, and groups would be formed with the same division of dominant and oppressive ones. In other words, the dominant group requires slaves. This must end to let human civilization prosper.
From The Unjustified Burden and Its Implications.
There must be two basic considerations: the first one is that the position should be assigned while taking into account the capability and interest level of the individual. The second one is that the individual must be satisfied at the position, with the position being changed as the capability flourishes. In our society, as there is little or no balance maintained between desire and necessity, this leads to a struggle to reach the top level (healthy competition is something else). As only a small proportion succeeds in doing so (it is a fact that not all can be at upper levels), the rest of the population becomes depressed, evil practices flourish and the system becomes corrupt.
From The Reality of Ups and Downs of Life.
