People can be divided into two groups based on their approach to life as a whole: thinkers and imitators. As their names suggest, thinkers use their reasoning for everything, while imitators choose imitation as their strategy in all matters.

The problem arises from the very nature of these approaches: thinkers face more social challenges than imitators. Even a simple greeting has to pass through their filter of thought, and many don’t find this action and reaction logical.

This is where the third group becomes valuable, thinkers who prefer, in public matters, to imitate as long as it doesn’t conflict with the foundation of their reasoning. These people become the successful and well-liked humans of the earth.