Social Stratification
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Comment from Douglas Goff
So long, but very good and holds one's interest.
There was never a truer statement than this one:
Acceptance of facts is absolutely essential for the climb to continue.
Ignoring facts is the epitome of foolishness. I think the emotional side of humanity lends itself to that.
This article makes one wonder if the whole human experience isn't just one big cosmic experiment.
Good work. Makes a person think!
reply by the author on 31-Oct-2022
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So long, but very good and holds one's interest.
There was never a truer statement than this one:
Acceptance of facts is absolutely essential for the climb to continue.
Ignoring facts is the epitome of foolishness. I think the emotional side of humanity lends itself to that.
This article makes one wonder if the whole human experience isn't just one big cosmic experiment.
Good work. Makes a person think!
Comment Written 27-Oct-2022
reply by the author on 31-Oct-2022
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Thanks...John
Comment from royowen
Socialisation dynamics is an incredibly interesting and it is a very broad church, I've always been fascinated by our ability to make it work despite the many varied and varied thoughts of thinking, but it seems to me, it's oversimplification is to fit, one doesn't have to understand the broad implications, which is for the more intellectual, I do understand where we are now, it's more divisional than I've ever seen. Well done, blessings Roy
reply by the author on 31-Oct-2022
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Socialisation dynamics is an incredibly interesting and it is a very broad church, I've always been fascinated by our ability to make it work despite the many varied and varied thoughts of thinking, but it seems to me, it's oversimplification is to fit, one doesn't have to understand the broad implications, which is for the more intellectual, I do understand where we are now, it's more divisional than I've ever seen. Well done, blessings Roy
Comment Written 27-Oct-2022
reply by the author on 31-Oct-2022
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Thank you, Roy...
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Most welcome
Comment from barbara.wilkey
I felt I was back in my education classes learning about Maslow. I am getting really down own the media and feel they choose who will be each party's nomination and who will be our next president. They only give us information they feel need to know. Your post is very well written. Thank you for sharing
reply by the author on 13-Jun-2016
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I felt I was back in my education classes learning about Maslow. I am getting really down own the media and feel they choose who will be each party's nomination and who will be our next president. They only give us information they feel need to know. Your post is very well written. Thank you for sharing
Comment Written 13-Jun-2016
reply by the author on 13-Jun-2016
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Thanks for the review...John
Comment from amada
Great and deep essay. I liked to be reminded again of the Maslow's pyramid of needs. Fascinating concept from where I can understand my own and primitive self. I learned more today. Thank you.
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2016
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Great and deep essay. I liked to be reminded again of the Maslow's pyramid of needs. Fascinating concept from where I can understand my own and primitive self. I learned more today. Thank you.
Comment Written 12-Jun-2016
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2016
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Thank you much....And Happy Birthday...John
Comment from dejohnsrld (Debbie)
there are many whose egos put on act of being something other than what they truly are in order to gain status within a group. How true
As always, your writing is excellent and as you know I love what you write about. Amen to your author notes, my friend~Debbie
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2016
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there are many whose egos put on act of being something other than what they truly are in order to gain status within a group. How true
As always, your writing is excellent and as you know I love what you write about. Amen to your author notes, my friend~Debbie
Comment Written 12-Jun-2016
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2016
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Many thanks...John
Comment from Scarbrems
An interesting, thought provoking and well-written chapter. You provide good analyses of humanity, but I do feel that it is not a negative that many take the 'don't know, don't care' attitude. I think it is a survival trait, and one, at times, I really wished I possessed.
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2016
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An interesting, thought provoking and well-written chapter. You provide good analyses of humanity, but I do feel that it is not a negative that many take the 'don't know, don't care' attitude. I think it is a survival trait, and one, at times, I really wished I possessed.
Comment Written 12-Jun-2016
reply by the author on 12-Jun-2016
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Thank you. New book coming...John
Comment from LIJ Red
It doesn't matter how brilliant I am, I'm old and not particularly strong, and
in this world of chosen sides and fearful greed for power, I must walk very softly and shun the mad dogs all around me. Yon Cogitator thinks too much...enjoyable reading...
reply by the author on 11-Jun-2016
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It doesn't matter how brilliant I am, I'm old and not particularly strong, and
in this world of chosen sides and fearful greed for power, I must walk very softly and shun the mad dogs all around me. Yon Cogitator thinks too much...enjoyable reading...
Comment Written 11-Jun-2016
reply by the author on 11-Jun-2016
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Seems as though you have the right attitude. Thank you...John
Comment from Zue65
I really don't like the use of social animals and dissecting our human social development in the spectrum of Maslow's needs hierarchy. The term social animals negates the importance of the creation of mankind far superior than animals. If you belong to the breed of social animals, how can you possibly write this seemingly logical analysis that animals are definitely not capable of. It can only prove one thing, we humans are not merely some one-celled blobs that have evolved into humans. We are by far better than that, better than mere social animals. God bless.
reply by the author on 11-Jun-2016
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I really don't like the use of social animals and dissecting our human social development in the spectrum of Maslow's needs hierarchy. The term social animals negates the importance of the creation of mankind far superior than animals. If you belong to the breed of social animals, how can you possibly write this seemingly logical analysis that animals are definitely not capable of. It can only prove one thing, we humans are not merely some one-celled blobs that have evolved into humans. We are by far better than that, better than mere social animals. God bless.
Comment Written 11-Jun-2016
reply by the author on 11-Jun-2016
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Some are, some are not. Thanks...John
Comment from Louise Michelle
This is a very well written essay. Over the years I've learned a lot about the power of thought. The subject surfaces through my metaphysical readings as well as psychology.
You covered a lot of material while holding this reader's interest. I can see a lot of thought and energy went into writing this piece. Good work.
reply by the author on 11-Jun-2016
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This is a very well written essay. Over the years I've learned a lot about the power of thought. The subject surfaces through my metaphysical readings as well as psychology.
You covered a lot of material while holding this reader's interest. I can see a lot of thought and energy went into writing this piece. Good work.
Comment Written 11-Jun-2016
reply by the author on 11-Jun-2016
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Thank you...John
Comment from Reedblitzerman
Hi Stas, this is good content. It looks like you've really tried to get a lot of coherent schools of thought into one place, and boil it down. In that way I think it's excellent. Are there some additional lessons you feel can be derived from what you've read? How else can people fulfill their wants besides what we're doing now? I wish you luck. Thank you for your post.
reply by the author on 11-Jun-2016
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Hi Stas, this is good content. It looks like you've really tried to get a lot of coherent schools of thought into one place, and boil it down. In that way I think it's excellent. Are there some additional lessons you feel can be derived from what you've read? How else can people fulfill their wants besides what we're doing now? I wish you luck. Thank you for your post.
Comment Written 11-Jun-2016
reply by the author on 11-Jun-2016
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Thank you much...John
