How to treat the phenomenon of paid search?

In modern society, there have always been contradictions. While criticizing the reality of friends around us, people have also become what others call realistic people. At this time, I really want to understand the concept of reality. Does reality mean that people care too much about material things? But in the real society, is reality really something that should be criticized?

Now we often see such a phenomenon, such as "helping to find a job, giving back at a high price", and so on. There is a lot of controversy about this phenomenon. Someone asked if there is really no selfless help in contemporary society? It must be solved by paying for something. Has our world really become so realistic? I deeply sympathize with those who put forward such voices and questions. My sympathy is not directed at this controversy. Sometimes, controversy is a kind of social progress, which means that people's ideas are not unified and formulaic. My sympathy is that he still doesn't understand the essence of modern society. If you change the paid search to free, what is the probability of finding something? Speaking of this question, we can talk about the essence of human nature. Everyone is selfish, and it is the performance of most people in this society to give charcoal in the snow. No one will waste a lot of time taking care of your affairs without any benefits. On the contrary, when searching for things becomes paying, people will pay attention to your business intentionally or unintentionally if conditions permit, and their chances of finding things will be higher than that of searching for things for free. For the owner, finding his own things not only helps others, but also gets compensation, which is the best of both worlds.

This paid search is equivalent to a strategy, a way to achieve your goals. I don't think there are any moral or other problems at all, which can be advocated.