In reflecting on this thread, I don't recall seeing any instances of
competition with one's self. In golf, for example, you compete with your
own past performance. The action is between you and the golf course, not
you and other players. Where you finish is a function of how well you
play, not your interactions with other players. Would this serve as an
instance of healthy competition?
Regards,
Fred Nickols
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