• @TheUniverseandNetworks
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    5 days ago

    I’ve noticed that whenever there’s a group of people together, someone will be the leader, it doesn’t matter who the group are, there will be a leader & everyone will know it.

    Now that leader has a choice to be a bully, or someone who tries not to be a leader.

    So yes we absolutely need to train our kids what good (inclusive) leadership looks like, so they can either follow those people, or be those people.

    • Hegar
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      15 days ago

      good (inclusive) leadership

      That’s a neurological impossibility and we don’t gain anything by pretending otherwise.

      whenever there’s a group of people together, someone will be the leader

      You have a friend who’s always exerting their will over everyone else? This is thankfully not my experience.

      Hierarchy has definitely infected our lives and thinking to a sickening extent. People pursuing power for what they see as good is the problem. Trying to influence what the power-hungry see as good is a fools errand because the effect that power has on the brain means “good” will always become “good for me” as you gain power.

      The only way to a better world is people rejecting the self destructive desire to stand above. We need stories and social infrastructure that works towards that goal.