#false superiority

Adults easily give their ego the name of self-esteem. And when their ego clashes with someone younger, their ego doesn't let them admit their fault, even when they perfectly know it's their mistake. Their ego loudly says he is younger to me no matter whose fault it is , it should be him who should make the first move of apologising. When 10 other adults repeat the same thing eventually the child gets no choice but to apologise, apologise even when knowing he is right. And then the adult say by compromising no one becomes small. Later in life that child also becomes an adult but he still carries that hurtful memory in his heart. And then when he sees people younger than him, weaker than him, he feels powerful , superior to them. He does the same thing to to them knowing that they also won't fight back. This way we transfer our ego's from one generation to another. By making one innocent apologise we give wings to hundreds of wrong doings

“Around 2% of Black families have assets worth more than $1m; over 15% of white ones do” (The Economist, Federal Reserve Measure).