Is being different a weakness? is sameness a strength?

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There is no definitive answer for this question, as the answer will greatly depend on the context we are discussing. Being different can be a strength when it comes to topics such as creativity and innovation. A person who is different to everyone else is more likely to make a significant contribution if it requires original thinking. However, in a situation where cohesiveness is important, sameness is considered a strength and being different is a weakness. This can happen in a context such as the military, where teamwork and obedience is much more important than original thinking. Therefore, the advantages and disadvantages of each characteristic will depend on the context we are referring to.

stepan [7]3 years ago

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Being different is not a weakness but sameness is a strength.

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