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Greed is an innate human trait that serves as a driving force for societal progress; however
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Modern society prioritizes "stuff" over empathy leading to increased inequality and division; meanwhile
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Privileged individuals are more likely to believe in the myth of pulling themselves up by their bootstraps; in particular
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Being greedy for positive outcomes like social justice or environmental protection is morally justified; on the one hand
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People who are financially well off are less empathetic because they rely less on others; on the other hand
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The desire to accumulate material possessions is more harmful than beneficial to society; despite this
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seesaw
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magnet
Take 25 points!
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rocket
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banana
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The "flip of a coin" determines success more often than hard work or skill; meanwhile
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Feeling financially superior inevitably leads to feeling morally or socially superior; although
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seesaw
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gift
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gift
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thief
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Taking credit for success in unfair systems shows a lack of self-awareness not dishonesty; above all
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The quote "The world has enough for everyone's need but not everyone's greed" is an unrealistic ideal in a capitalist economy; nevertheless
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monster
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fairy
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gift
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lifesaver
Give 15 points!
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seesaw
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fairy
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banana
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