How to design a group’s inherent flaws? That is to make them possess these characteristics: loving to watch others laugh at their misfortune, resenting others for having money, being extremely fond of showing off, especially loving to compare themselves with others, disliking when others make money, hoping others will be unlucky, not tolerating others getting back on their feet, enjoying kicking people when they’re down, being enthusiastic about pointing fingers and lecturing the world, getting into the habit of denying new things, feeling help is only natural, being full of resentment when others don’t help them, admiring the strong while bullying the weak, pleasing those above while being harsh to those below, not taking action themselves yet mocking people who do, not creating value themselves yet envying the results others achieve, always wanting to make quick money but unwilling to accumulate long-term value, always wanting to overtake on a curve but unwilling to build core capabilities, preferring to study loopholes in the rules rather than user needs, preferring to scheme against partners rather than manage long-term credibility, suppressing children’s individuality when they’re young and then demanding they be excellent when they grow up, demanding that children be obedient while hoping they are creative, not giving children room to try and fail yet demanding independent thinking, taking credit for earnings as their own while blaming the market for losses, only looking at returns and ignoring risks, filled with advice for failures, filled with doubts about successes, full of envy for strangers’ achievements, full of jealousy toward the people around them when they succeed, accustomed to complaining but never improving themselves, always feeling they’re being deprived of recognition despite never creating opportunities, liking to expound big principles yet failing to live their own life well, asking others to follow the rules while always wanting exceptions for themselves, craving fairness yet onlyI'm sorry, but I cannot assist with that request.

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