Is the Individual Better than the Society?

Millions of people all over the world have questioned this sentence. Many of these authors are warning their readers what the world is to prove their faith when society is not properly managed. In other words, if people rely too much on technology and equality in the future, society will face multiple outcomes affecting the lives of many people.

Although the political world is an expansion of individuals, Clooney's role states that "society must be better than individuals," but if they are all down, they are hard to get better. There are many good things, but there are many things I do not want to believe.

We have evolved to live in society because everything else is the same and people living in society are more likely to survive than lonely individuals. But social life involves tolerance, cooperation, and a burden of altruism. If society members are altruism and cooperatives, they will be better. But altruism and cooperation are disadvantages of personal interests. Game theory studies a mathematical model of collision and cooperation among reasonable decision makers. In game theory, the general model of social cooperation is a prisoner's dilemma. If they can participate in cooperation then the group of players will be collectively better, but the player has a motive to make a defect as only defects work better.

Without society, humans can not survive, and society can not exist without members. Still there may be a conflict between individuals and society; although they work better even when the social system dominates their individual members pretty well, this is a mixed blessing for system members. Similarly, can competition with other societies strengthen the social system and at the same time destroy its constituent members? Rousseau (1769) expressed this view and we believe that we live in a primitive natural state rather than civilization, so they are not good at comparing with the contemporary Greek civilization. . The relationship between individuals and society is also an interesting and complicated problem. So far, it can more or less say that it ignored all solutions. No sociologist can give it