I detest hierarchies, I guess I'm not human. I don't think "humans are hierarchical creatures" is palatable. Nothing in our biology is fundamentally hierarchica

I detest hierarchies, I guess I'm not human. I don't think "humans are hierarchical creatures" is palatable. Nothing in our biology is fundamentally hierarchical. You've asserted that "humans look for someone to 'drive' decision making", but I think this is just a result of culture. Specifically, military hierarchies are ubiquitous because they allowed organized violence to grant individuals control over accumulated wealth. This is NOT fundamental to humans, it began with civilization, the advent of walled cities, armies, etc. In addition people have organized in non-hierarchical ways throughout history; the ability to do so certainly belies the notion that we're driven to look to someone else for decision-making.