- There are people A who think it is good to be original and people B who think it is good to be market share leader. A does not imitate the actions of X that were done before him. Because imitation does not make one an original. B imitates if he thinks he can catch-up and overtake by imitating. What is important to him is to get to the share top, and the order in which he starts is irrelevant.
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The referenced article discusses the argument attributed to the Japanese and Chinese mentality, which I abstracted from because I thought it would create unnecessary friction in an inappropriate interpretation. Overseas Chinese Psychology No.8 Why do Chinese people crack up? |note
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