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That's nurture, not nature.

• gmadsen 3y ago
  im not sure completely. There is probably inherent traits related to leadership/followership , and a cognitive bias to assume integrity of leaders seems plausible. Before society, might literally meant right.
  • CodeWriter23 3y ago
    > traits related to leadership/followership , and a cognitive bias to assume integrity of leaders seems plausible Also learned behavior.
    • gmadsen 3y ago
      sure, my point still stands. It is a reasonable evolutionary hypothesis that groups that err on the side of trusting a leader succeed more that distrustful groups. Obviously there is a learned behavior component. I'm just not certain its completely that.
  • thaumasiotes 3y ago
    > Before society, might literally meant right. "Before society"? How many times have you seen someone argue that a particular action was morally wrong for no other reason than that it was illegal?