从童年时起,似乎就有一种基本的欲望,要把人排名次.当两个队长挑选他们的队员时,每个孩子都从运动场上讨厌的列队知道他或她的价值.这种排名的特性继续到成年(虽然男人通常看来比女人更关心些).我们喜欢知道谁最第一,谁是最末,谁进步了,谁退步了.排名能意味着对现实的总括性的 From childhood, there seems to be a basic desire to rank people. When two captains select their players, each child knows his or her value from the nasty parade on the sports field. The characteristics continue to adulthood (although men usually look more concerned than women). We like to know who is the first, who is the last, who has progressed, and who has regressed. Ranking can mean an all-encompassing reality.