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In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the relationship between equality and personal achievements. Some people believe that individuals can achieve more in egalitarian societies. What are the advantages and disadvantages of having such a society? Discuss both views, and give your views.

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Nowadays, there has been a profound debate between equality and achievements. Some people believe that every individual should be given equal
work
 and salary in society, while others are against
this
 view. I will discuss the
prons
in favor of (an action or proposal etc.)
pros
 and cons for valuing everyone equivalently.45 There
are
Suggestion
is
 a plethora of reasons for viewing every individual equally.
To begin
 with, every individual in society has its own personal knowledge and skills, the person lacking in the forefront without these resources and learning will
also
 be viewed equally and given an equivalent job with
same
Suggestion
the same
 earning.50
Moreover
, it will promote a better coordination among individuals. Many people who are knowledgeable and experienced will take
help
Suggestion
the help
 of others to complete the given task,
thus
 creating unity among them. They will think and perform
work
 as a team rather pin pointing ethical and socioeconomic issues among each other. 50
However
, there are many disadvantages
for
Suggestion
to
of
 creating equality in every place.
Firstly
, as every individual is added to the same type of
work
, focus of everyone is to achieve the quantity rather than checking the quality, it avoids the effort made by a genius.
Secondly
, as team effort is taken into consideration, person having new ideas and innovation avoid speaking his views on the topic.
Lastly
, the group societies
force
Suggestion
forces
 every individual to perform the
work
 as per the group rather as per their interest, leading to make them dumb.90 In hindsight, I opine that
their
in or at that place
there
 are many benefits for
egalitarian society
Suggestion
an egalitarian society
, but its negative effects cannot be avoided.

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