Nature of Competition: Science on Measurement
There is existence (1) and inexistence (0). As opposed to the latter, the former always and everywhere has two hands. A line (L 1 in dimension) has two ends, an area (L 2 ) two opposing lines and a space (L 3 ) two opposite sides. There in the nature are masses of all different types, kinds and sorts. The mass has a mass (M) and occupies a space (L 3 ). Masses physically and chemically interact among themselves on the basis of physical and chemical forces . Apparently there are pros (+) and cons (-) particularly in between two masses: some two-some’s are inter-attractive and others are inter-rejecting. Effectiveness vs efficiency . In life of us as human, we have so many fields of judgement after imaginary, nominal and virtual thinking on one side and actual, practical and real measurement on the other. Afterwards, we classify matters into two categories in one way or another: for instance, good or bad ( 好 恶 , hàowù ), right or wrong ( 正 误 , zhèngwù ), vi...