Zero-Sum Thinking Fuels Resentment and Scarcity, Report Suggests
UKPulse Money Desk
A recent report indicates that the widespread assumption of zero-sum thinking, where one group's gain necessitates another's loss, is contributing to resentment and scarcity.
- The assumption that one group must lose for another to gain is reportedly widespread.
- This zero-sum thinking is believed to fuel resentment.
- Scarcity is also linked to this perspective.
Zero-sum thinking, defined as the assumption that one group must lose for another to gain, has become worryingly widespread, according to a recent report. This perspective is believed to be a driving force behind increased resentment.
The report also suggests that this widespread zero-sum thinking will fuel scarcity.