In your opinion, what are the benefits of living in society instead of living alone in nature?

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jok3333 [9.3K]3 years ago

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The benefits of living in society instead of nature are:

1. If we lived alone with no human life around us we would probably die out faster because we would no longer be working as a team.

2. By living and communication with other people we have learned to work as a team and team work is more efficient than working alone.

3. The last benefit is if we didn't live all together we would have no relationships with the people around us nor any family.

Hope this helps!

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ikadub [295]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. If we lived alone with no human life around us we would probably die out faster because we would no longer be working as a team.

2. By living and communication with other people we have learned to work as a team and team work is more efficient than working alone.

3. The last benefit is if we didn't live all together we would have no relationships with the people around us nor any family.

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