Competitive Edge

Standing out creates value

Narrator

In a sunlit classroom, young minds buzz with questions. Today, a lesson about the value of being different is about to unfold.

Mrs. Parker

Class, if everyone built the same paper airplane, what would happen if we all tried to sell them?

Timmy

Everyone would just pick the cheapest one, right? So no one could really make much money.

Mrs. Parker

Exactly, Timmy! So if the price goes down to almost what it cost to make, how can you stand out?

Timmy

Maybe if I made a plane that flies in loops or glows in the dark? Something nobody else made?

Mrs. Parker

That’s called your competitive advantage! The more different you are, the more special your plane becomes, and the more people want it.

Timmy

So, people are valuable because they're different from each other? But how do you figure out what’s different about you?

Mrs. Parker

You try new things, ask questions, and notice what excites you. Everyone is unfathomably unique. When you discover your difference and use it, you make the world—and yourself—more valuable.

Plot: The law of competitive advantage says,the more different you are compared to others, the more valuable you are economically. If there is competition, price of goods approaches the cost of its materials. People are valuable because they're different. People are unfathomably different from each other, they just need to figure out who they are and put it to good use.
@Timmy: Resourceful 8yr old @Mrs. Parker: Unpredictable Examiner 
+Theme: Rendered in the style of Impressionistic Realism, this artwork utilizes vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes to capture light and emotion. The compositions are dynamic yet detailed, emphasizing the interplay of natural and artificial light. The use of color and texture is expressive, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere with a focus on capturing the essence of the moment.