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My theory is that it's because simply operating in the social hierarchy is sickening. There are many things that you want that are totally not under your contro
by devoply 9y ago
My theory is that it's because simply operating in the social hierarchy is sickening. There are many things that you want that are totally not under your control but under the control of other people often for no good reason. So it's best never ever to interact with the social hierarchy unless you absolutely have to and specifically for money. And even then force your own rules to get the money. Dave Chapelle is an excellent example of how to deal with the entertainment industry.
This article is a good example of how participating in the social hierarchy and letting them tell you what your needs are and how to behave is ludicrous. It's mostly just bullshit sold by leaders because of their esteemed status in the hierarchy.
In the past leaders sometimes deformed their skulls from childhood to differentiate themselves from the masses, this is an example of that same sort of behavior.
- ktRolster 9y agoI think you have an interesting point, but I have no idea what you're saying. What would "deforming their own skulls" correspond to in modern society?
- devoply 9y agoThe high social classes to visualize the fact that they were different from the people they ruled deformed their own skulls. Or certain tribes deformed their own skulls to differentiate themselves from other tribes. It seems to be just some stupid arbitrary thing that they do to differentiate themselves. Sort of like wearing a bunch of rings around your neck to elongate it because it's beautiful.
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