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I'm not sure it makes sense to judge homo sapiens as corrupt, given that they lived much differently the past 10,000 years than their first 300,000 years. I can
by vehemenz 4y ago
I'm not sure it makes sense to judge homo sapiens as corrupt, given that they lived much differently the past 10,000 years than their first 300,000 years. I can easily imagine social groups were more egalitarian and less corrupt for most of human prehistory.
- leaflets2 4y agoThe larger the group, the more corrupted power seekers will climb close to the top, and do the more damage (since they affect more people). Maybe we can say that the human brain partly isn't well suited for living in large societies, for these reasons