Do you think of the world as you vs everyone else or you and everyone else vs the problems?

[sensible27]

Mostly me vs everyone else

Mostly me and everyone else vs the problem

[Lliam]

Great question. You framed it well.

I chose 'B' without question. Although, I can only responsible for my own attitudes, actions, and safety.
I'm not a collectivist but I do believe in collaboration. I believe in individual liberty and responsibility.
I don't automatically trust people. But I do think that the majority of average people all over the world have good intentions. I'm stuck by how kind and generous people can be.

"Me and everyone else versus the problem." I like that. What gets in the way is, few people know what "the problem" is. They just know that something ain't right. The majority of people, even those who are highly "educated" with advanced degrees, haven't an inkling what the actual problem is. They consume mainstream media and get caught up in distractions like identity issues, ideology, political partisanship, international conflict, and disinformation propaganda. They have no idea that they are being adroitly manipulated by nearly invisible, unimaginably wealth and powerful forces who create divisiveness in order to keep people from uniting and working for their own best interests. The powerful forces want total control and can only achieve that by keeping people ignorant and divided.

[HighlyVolatile]

Mostly me. vs everyone else. I'm more a star player than a team player. Pass me the ball and we'll score touchdown after touchdown (in my ego at least, but my actual life was not so far removed). That said, the way I intuitively think is really me vs. me.

I have no real enemies. I admire people who beat me. They inspire me to train harder and have a chance to beat them.

[menina]

I would say mostly me and everyone else vs the problem. I have my own problems but I also understand that there are issues that are not just mine, they're are world problems. There are many things that we as a species need to work on.

[anon1903]

I tend to think I'm isolated in this universe. At times of crises, I think more in terms of me vs everyone coz people don't get me sometimes, or they don't understand I don't care. Very problematic.

[NamerOfStars]

It'd be nice if it was the latter, but given how poorly people react to solutions, even when they require next to nothing of them, I'm stuck with the former.

[jshm2]

Neither. We are all individual's and we all must walk our own paths taking help where we can. But ultimately it's the individuals path,

[hahahmm]

Everybody shows up for a house party but when the utility bills & property bills come it's just me & the wife. Do the math.

[exitseven]

I have been fighting the whole world for 50 years, I still am optimistic.

[OddBeMe]

I mean…if we’re talking basic game theory, yeah it’s me against everyone. But I can still want what’s best for my community.

[joeldalton]

Can't be you vs. everyone else, 99.999% of people on this planet don't even care about you.

[TrueConfection]

Mostly B, however some people create the problems.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Mostly me and everyone else vs the problem

[clampfan101]

Mostly me vs myself. :/

[EnglishEuropean]

I see it as the haves vs the have nots.

[MCheetah]

"Yes."

[TheSpaceGnome]

Option B.

[TheSpaceGnome]

Though a large number of stupid people often make it seem like option A.

[Jouth]

me vs me