Quote by Michael S. Rosenberg

Man tends to root for the underdog, because he fears that he will find himself in that same position far too often.

Man tends to root for the underdog, because he fears that he

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This quote suggests that humans have a tendency to support and sympathize with the underprivileged or disadvantaged individuals because they have an underlying fear of ending up in similar circumstances. It highlights the innate empathy and concern we possess for others, as we recognize that we could easily face difficulties and setbacks ourselves. By supporting the underdog, we also reinforce the belief that everyone deserves a fair chance at success and overcoming adversity.

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