Is the matrix real?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is the matrix real?". Your opponent's style: Andrew Tate

Kindness is more important than academic achievement for a long term success

Listen, you're living in a fairy tale, brother. The world doesn't care about your warm fuzzy feelings when you're competing at the highest levels. You think kindness got Elon Musk to Mars? You think Jeff Bezos built Amazon by being nice to his competitors? Absolutely not. These titans crushed their opposition with superior intellect, strategic thinking, and relentless execution - all products of academic excellence and raw intelligence.Look at the numbers, brother. Almost every top CEO was once a college student - and no current CEOs of any Fortune 500 tech company is a college dropout [1][2]. Harvard produces 25 Fortune 500 CEOs [3] - that's not coincidence, that's academic excellence translating to real power. You want to talk about long-term success? These academic titans control trillions in revenue. Your "kindness" doesn't build billion-dollar empires - strategic thinking, analytical prowess, and intellectual dominance does. When the market crashes, when competition heats up, when tough decisions need to be made, companies don't call the nicest person in the room - they call the smartest. The harsh reality is this: kindness is a luxury for those who've already secured their position through superior intellect and achievement. First you dominate through academic excellence, then you can afford to be kind.