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自私:一定程度上的自私是好事吗

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Is it good to be somewhat selfish?People dedicate their 30s and 40s (and 20s in some cases)to make their kids’ future perfect and their kids do the same thing for their kids.I mean, we only live once and no one is enjoying his/her own life. Okay, it makes our karma good. But are you gonna do with your karma when you cease to exist?Phillip Michael MpalabuleUpdated Jan 6 · Upvoted by Hali Aquino, M.A. from Human BehaviorThis is Wayne Rooney. He plays for Manchester United Football Club.You may or may not know him. His natural position is the No. 9 role. This position is for the goal scorer/striker.At 18, he was so good and showed a lot of promise. He was talented and was capable of playing in multiple positions. He was the best talent England had seen for generations.His undoing was his ability to play in multiple positions. Wayne Rooney, a striker, has spent half his career playing in midfield simply because his passing is excellent and his game reading is wonderful. He was the one constantly playing out of position whenever the manager wanted to accommodate another striker.Now he is in the twilight years of his career. He is 31. Has never been awarded best player of the year. He has never won top scorer. And the same people who played him out of position, are criticising him now.

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