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humans are born as ' mites ' , they are born with bare hands .

       If you are born to parents who have property, you will naturally become a
       child of a rich family , and if you are born to parents who do not have prop

       erty, you will naturally become a child of a poor family .

       the so-called ‘ golden spoon’ and ‘ dirt spoon’ . Being born well may

       not be up to you , but living well is up to you . To live well, you must have
       wealth , and to have this wealth, you must collaborate well with others .

       We need to learn how to do business together or share profits , and we ne

       ed to know how to appropriately share profits earned by others, not oursel
       ves . This is sharing and sharing . In the economic system of capitalist soc

       iety,  it  is  natural  for  me  to  make  money  with  the  rights,  abilities  ,  and

       qualifications I have . The biggest profit of the sharing economy is that it i

       s 'a mountain created by collecting dust . ‘Additionally , the greatest adva
       ntage of the sharing economy is that there are no side effects to anyone b

       ecause everyone is free to buy or sell only what they want or want to buy .

       In other words, in the sharing economy, individuals, organizations , societ
       y , and the country are all beneficiaries , and no one loses anything . Unde

       r the sharing economy, whether for individuals , organizations , societies ,

       or countries, the problem of wealth polarization disappears and a new econ
       omy is born . Through direct transactions, individuals can purchase produc

       ts at low prices , organizations can receive donations and support in variou

       s ways , and societies and countries can bring about social price stability .
























                       The world must engage in infinite competition and,                             QR

                              at the same time, infinite cooperation .

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