Humans enjoy being around others and will often feel safer when around others.
This may be because our early humans had to work together to survive.
If a human were left alone they would be easy prey for wild animals, so humans soon realised that working together and hunting and foraging would give them a better chance of getting food.
Working in groups and communities will thrive when individuals realise that they have common interests. They will understand that by working as a group they will gain the most profit and reduce their risk.
For example, if you wanted to go fishing you could go out on your own with a fishing rod and a small boat.
However, professional fishermen will often go out in fleets using large nets. If one boat finds a large group of fish the others will join in and all cast their nets to catch a large amount of fish. If one boat has any problems the others can assist. However, the lone fisherman may struggle to survive in a sudden emergency.
But does that mean we must always work with the majority?
I believe not. We should always have the choice. We shouldn’t be forced by society to do what everyone else is doing.
Some people are happy to take on the risks and dangers of going it alone, like the lone fisherman.
Although they may catch less fish they will still catch enough to survive. They will also learn from their experiences of going it alone and learn to depend on their resilience to survive.
Sometimes you can feel more alone when in a crowd than if you were on your own.
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