— Even if we are guided by profit, the option proposed by Fortis seems more logical. The current Competitive event depended on the efforts of every single participant, and the top ten alone, however impressive their results might be, would not have achieved Mr. Chaber's goal and would have remained further from it than the other participants who joined forces. The assistance of the other students was necessary for our collective success. Suppose we distribute the raiki according to the points earned. In that case, everyone who is not in this top ten will lose. And those among them who are most interested in the financial aspect of this event may be unwilling to spend their time and effort on it in the future without any guarantees. If there turn out to be enough such people, we simply won't complete the next trial. No one wins from that. Therefore, in this situation, chasing immediate profit seems to me not the best solution. Today you get two hundred extra raiki, and tomorrow you lose twice as much.
— Even if we are guided by profit, the option proposed by Fortis seems more logical. The current Competitive event depended on the efforts of every single participant, and the top ten alone, however impressive their results might be, would not have achieved Mr. Chaber's goal and would have remained further from it than the other participants who joined forces. The assistance of the other students was necessary for our collective success. Suppose we distribute the raiki according to the points earned. In that case, everyone who is not in this top ten will lose. And those among them who are most interested in the financial aspect of this event may be unwilling to spend their time and effort on it in the future without any guarantees. If there turn out to be enough such people, we simply won't complete the next trial. No one wins from that. Therefore, in this situation, chasing immediate profit seems to me not the best solution. Today you get two hundred extra raiki, and tomorrow you lose twice as much.