There are a lot of words here. Isn't it simply a matter of humans being simpletons and not meant to take into account complex phenomena such as the good for mi

There are a lot of words here. Isn't it simply a matter of humans being simpletons and not meant to take into account complex phenomena such as the good for millions if not billions of people? Most everyone I know only thought about themselves and a few thought philosophically about others but lacked experience, until they had kids. With kids, they started thinking about their kids' success so they started to care the minimum amount to get their kids into good neighbourhoods, schools, etc. That's the extent of most people I know, most of whom are University graduates - I can only imagine people without higher education thinking even less or parroting what they heard on tv. Given that people are this simple, 'immortal mazes' are just a natural consequence of our make-up. If we want to live in big cities and work in offices with hundreds of people, many of whom keep changing jobs, we're not going to achieve communities and the good things that come with them.