According to a scientific research of the prestigious magazine "Science", since we are children until adolescence, we experience some psychological changes that changes our concept of equality. They've done an experiment with 500 child between 5º and 13º school grade and they verified that the children of higher grades have a "corrupt" concept of the equality. They think that people with more "individual success" have to be more rewarded than other people, other people that have done the same work. For example, a boy could give more "money" to another that is more popular, or that have done the same work but with more art or skill.It shouldn't be like this... If two boys've done the same work, they should charge the same quantity of rewards. I think that we are too selective, so we can't deal with the same quality two different people. Payers should be more cold, they shouldn't have feelings or secondary valuations when the workers've done the same work. I know that it's different if the workers are so different and when they have to employ different quantities of their capacity, in these cases, that people that have employ more of theirselves should be a bit more rewarded, I think that it's just. Unfortunately, it doesn't happen really often.
