Psychologists call this “social comparison,” but brothers experience it as lived reality. The older brother sets a pace; the younger brother, desperate to catch up, often surpasses him in unexpected ways. The older brother, in turn, cannot afford to stagnate, for the younger’s progress is a mirror and a threat. This dynamic, while occasionally tense, forges resilience, humility, and ambition. You learn that being “better” is not a fixed state but a moving target—and that the one who helps you aim is the one who truly wants you to hit the mark.
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: You must use a USB cable for most functions; network (Wi-Fi/LAN) connections are often unsupported for low-level maintenance tasks.