I'll be invincible if I kill everyone

Answer 1

"If you kill everyone, you'll be invincible" was a special saying. From the perspective of competition or survival, if the number of competitors in a certain field decreased over time due to various reasons (such as natural death, abandonment, etc.), the remaining individuals might face less competitive pressure and be in a relatively advantageous position. For example, in the business field, if peer companies went bankrupt one after another, the remaining companies might have a greater advantage in terms of market share and resource acquisition. However,"invincibility" was a relative concept. Even if there were no direct competitors around, they might still face challenges such as new entrants and market changes. Moreover, this view was more negative. The positive approach was often to gain an advantage through continuous improvement of one's own ability and innovation. From the perspective of interpersonal relationships, the idea of "killing everyone" was also unhealthy. Human society advocated cooperation and win-win. Positive and healthy interpersonal relationships were more conducive to personal happiness and development.

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