> Humans aren't herd animals and live much outside of nature (we try as much as possible). Humans are animals who live in groups and in nature: denying that is

> Humans aren't herd animals and live much outside of nature (we try as much as possible). Humans are animals who live in groups and in nature: denying that is what caused ultimately negative COVID policies (among other social ills). > In America, looking at their leaders; I'd go so far as to say it's gerontocracy. This is also true of elephants, but their leaders are wiser than American ones and look after the well-being of young in their groups. (Complete with the leader often being an elder rather than the physically toughest bull.) You also confused social credit with power, which is easy to do if you view society as absolute.