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%020905 SUPERIOR OTHERS SELF STRENGTH SKILL POLITIC+020906
%SEXUAL APPEAL CONQUESTS ACQUISITION WEALTH HOUSING+020906
%CAR INTELLECTUAL POWER CONCENTRATION SCIENCE KNOWN+020906
 %PROVE OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGE HONOR REWARD NOBEL PRIZE 020906
                                                          
     People often seek to be superior to others.  Not only
do  people  seek to be superior; they often seek  superior
ways of being superior; e.g.:                             
                                                          
     1.  Physical strength                                
     2.  Athletic skill                                   
     3.  Political appeal                                 
     4.  Sexual appeal                                    
     5.  Sexual conquests                                 
     6.  Acquisition of wealth                            
     7.  Business reputation                              
     8.  Housing appeal                                   
     9.  Car appeal                                       
    10.  Intellectual power                               
    11.  Country-Club contacts                            
    12.  Theological sophistication                       
    13.  Tasteful house furnishings                       
    14.  Public garden displays                           
                                                          
     For  some people it is of ultimate importance to them
that they PROVE their superiority over others --- in  ways
which  are  publicly quite  evident.    They work hard  at
presenting  their  PROOF.   They need an  audience  to  be
fulfilled  in  presenting their PROOF.    The  audience is
assigned a role of agreeing that the PROOF is a good one. 
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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