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Competition

 Competition

What is competition?


The definition of competition is a relationship between two or more living things that compete with each other to get something needed in life.
  • Healthy competition is a competition that is carried out in a sporting manner, so it is unlikely that the competition will use threats or violence.
  • While unhealthy competition in competition is accompanied by threats and violence, or the desire to hurt and harm others.

Competition function?


Competition can occur when there are several parties who want something in a limited amount. An example is when in a company there are several employees who compete for certain positions, such as being a company manager.
Based on the good or bad, a competition is divided into two, namely

Such actions can no longer be called competition, but rather a dispute or enmity. Each competing side must be aware of its victories and defeats. They must also accept the results of the competition with grace and not be accompanied by a sense of revenge. In addition to competition, there is also an understanding of the relationship between two living things in another ecosystem, namely the notion of predation and symbiosis.

Understanding symbiosis is a relationship between two living things or organisms that live together in one ecosystem, they influence each other.

Competition or competition can serve as a means of procuring social selection. The competition that occurs will act as a selection tool between individuals and groups with better quality. If the competition that occurs between parties can be realized with healthy thoughts.

For example, in the world of marketing, what survives is the products with the best quality and the most affordable prices. We can see this based on the victory of imported products from Korea and China.

Example Competition


1. Example Competition


Competition in the field of culture seems to be more directed to the use of communication technology to document culture.
As well as through filmmaking and modern music, there are other traditional arts.

In addition, competitions in the field of sports as a result of culture also often occur, other competitions in martial arts, music, and dance between regions are also often held. So that it will determine the fields that make the culture of the community develop and remain stable.


2. Racial Competition


Racial or racial competition at present is often considered as a cold war, although indirectly, it is still carried out in social life.

Usually the race competition arises when a person or certain group that is more dominant thinks that their race is the best compared to other races. So that in the end it will lead to competition between races, even to the point of division.

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