In this day and age, it can be difficult for the weaker side - financially, socially, or politically - to get the recognition and opportunities they need to succeed. Fortunately, there are a number of positive benefits for those who remain at the weaker end of the spectrum which can be used to help them make up ground and eventually compete on a level playing field.

The first benefit is increased financial security. Many people are tempted to take easy money when they don’t have to work as hard for it. This type of situation can lead to further disadvantages which make recovery more difficult. By investing in the weaker side, money can be invested in long-term businesses or projects, which can result in sustainable income and increased financial stability for those who need it.

Second, those on the weaker side of the spectrum can receive more recognition and support from the broader community. This can be particularly beneficial for those in vulnerable positions, such as those on the front lines of civil or social protest or those dealing with racism and discrimination. When members of the community recognize those who are weakened and rally around them, those people can gain strength and be more resilient in the face of adversity.

Third, those in the weaker side can benefit from increased access to resources. Access to resources is key for any person or group trying to make progress within a society, and this rings especially true for the weaker side. Whether it’s access to education, health services, or financing, greater access to resources can be a lifeline, as it allows anyone on the weaker side to rise and make an impact on their own terms.

Finally, the weaker side can benefit from increased emotional support. Too often, those on the weaker side are written off as weaker, and don’t receive the same emotional support from friends, family, and colleagues as those on the more established end of the spectrum. This can take a toll on mental and emotional well-being, but if those on the weaker end receive more support, they are better equipped to succeed.

The weaker side may have more challenges they need to overcome, but through recognition, resources, emotional support, and financial stability, the weaker side can benefit significantly from efforts to help them make progress.