In recent decades, there has been an ongoing debate about whether competing with each other in different parts of life, such as at the office or university, is beneficial. While a part of people advocates that moving as a group is more advantageous in coping with life, others justify competing in order to gain individual advantages. Even though a vast amount of researchers insist that cooperation within a group is a source of strength, from my perspective, racing against others offers various benefits, such as higher efficiency and a sense of satisfaction.