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> Big part of the problem is arguably alienation. I’ve heard said (don’t recall the specifics) Maslov’s hierarchy is upside down, that with sufficient meaning/
by adolph 2y ago
> Big part of the problem is arguably alienation.
I’ve heard said (don’t recall the specifics) Maslov’s hierarchy is upside down, that with sufficient meaning/purpose, many deprivations of lower elements can be handled.
Not certain if I’d go that far, esp at extremes, but that the pieces of the “hierarchy” are more like eqalish puzzle pieces than a stacked pyramid.
- marginalia_nu 2y agoI think in general, if you arrange needs into a hierarchy, people will arrange them roughly in reverse of the degree to which they are being satisfied for the person you're asking.