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> Does a person really have to be "better" than you to act as some sort of authority in a particular context? There's a good likelihood that an authority figur
by nullindividual 3y ago
> Does a person really have to be "better" than you to act as some sort of authority in a particular context?
There's a good likelihood that an authority figure _does_ see themselves as better than subordinates, yes.
> no rules whatsoever for anybody, unless you explicitly opt-in to some specific rule or authority figure you happen to like?
This is a Sovcit scenario, one I specifically avoided.
- JohnBooty 3y agoThere's a good likelihood that an authority figure _does_ see themselves as better than subordinates, yes. I always knew the ticket-taker at the movie theater was looking down his nose at me.