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题目： Competition is ultimately more beneficial than detrimental to society. 归根结底，竞争对于社会是利多弊少。考试大，考试伴你同行 正文： Darwin suggested that the process of evolution is one based on competition. This deadly competition weeds out the weak and only the fittest of the species survives. Humans， being the product of millions of years of evolution， are by nature， competitive beings. Yet， humans are also social beings. Like the bees in the hive， we are not very successful living completely on our own. We need to cooperate with other individuals for our survival. Thus， a conflict ensues， between our innate competitiveness， and our need to cooperate. There are pros and cons associated with both. However， it is my belief that overall， competition， is more detrimental than beneficial to human society. First， let us try to identify why there is competition in the first place. In an environment abundant with resources， where supply outstrips demand， there is very little need for the inhabitants to fight with each other over them. This is not the case on planet earth. Resources are limited， and there is constant jostling to get to the front of the queue to get acquire them. For example， thousands of prospective students apply to gain entrance to top universities around the world， but there are only a handful of places in those universities. Thus， there is competition to get into to these hallowed institutions of higher learning.From a utilitarian perspective， competition is a good thing. In evolution it is responsible for the elimination of weak genes. In the business environment， it gets rid of the weaker players. In politics， it weeds out unpopular candidates. In academia， it gets rid of weak students. | 
