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I don't think it is universal or unavoidable to have to play games to establish yourself in a pecking order. In many situations it seems like we work together w
by bittercynic 7y ago
I don't think it is universal or unavoidable to have to play games to establish yourself in a pecking order. In many situations it seems like we work together with our fellow humans towards some common goal, or just enjoy each other's company. This is just one middle-aged mid-status dude's perspective, though, seems your perspective is in conflict with mine.
- merpnderp 7y agoHierarchies don't have to be vicious. A group of friends will develop the funny guy, the guy who leads the discussions, someone who figures out where to meet up next. The biggest question philosophy should be answering is how can we ensure that everyone wins after we've self-sorted into our natural hierarchies.