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by Asooka
3291 days ago
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I think it's because being a cooperative is not a stable state. You can go cooperative->traditional, but it's much harder to transition from traditional->cooperative. Ultimately, a hierarchical society is instinctively easy to grasp, while a more fluid mostly-equal one is not. People still instinctively understand hierarchies better than full-on democracy. |
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instinctively? Citation needed. If anything, humans are wired to interact in small and non-hierarchical groups.