Can Somebody Please Tell Me What "Organic Success" Is? (1 Viewer)

[Emanresu]

In my 30 years on this planet one of the biggest things I've noticed is that fundamental insecurity and a need to "elevate" oneself above others in all things is rampant and widespread.

People want to believe that somehow someway who they are and the things they like are "different" or more important or more artistic or more intellectual or occupy a higher "class" than others.

They are foundationally "obsessed" by the idea of "class". Not just in an economic sense, but in every strata of social interaction.

Not only do they want to perceive themselves this way. But they want to actively express it.

Here's why I'm more intelligent.

Here's why I'm more thoughtful.

Here's why I'm more artistic.

Here's why what I like is better than what you like.

Here's why I'm better than you.




Coming up with a tenuously established differentiator to separate success into various hierarchical degrees allows them to fulfill their desire to be able to claim their group achieved a better level of success.

And therefore reflecting their need to establish their superiority.


TLDR:. People are obsessed with superiority and hierarchy.

 

[Emanresu]

In my 30 years on this planet one of the biggest things I've noticed is that fundamental insecurity and a need to "elevate" oneself above others in all things is rampant and widespread.

People want to believe that somehow someway who they are and the things they like are "different" or more important or more artistic or more intellectual or occupy a higher "class" than others.

They are foundationally "obsessed" by the idea of "class". Not just in an economic sense, but in every strata of social interaction.

Not only do they want to perceive themselves this way. But they want to actively express it.

Here's why I'm more intelligent.

Here's why I'm more thoughtful.

Here's why I'm more artistic.

Here's why what I like is better than what you like.

Here's why I'm better than you.




Coming up with an absurd and tenuously established differentiator to separate success into various hierarchical degrees is a manifestation of their desire to be able to claim their group achieved a better level of success.

And therefore reflecting on their need to establish their superiority.


TLDR:. People are obsessed with superiority and hierarchy.

This got more serious than I intended.

Lmao.

 

[Darkyoda47]

In my 30 years on this planet one of the biggest things I've noticed is that fundamental insecurity and a need to "elevate" oneself above others in all things is rampant and widespread.

People want to believe that somehow someway who they are and the things they like are "different" or more important or more artistic or more intellectual or occupy a higher "class" than others.

They are foundationally "obsessed" by the idea of "class". Not just in an economic sense, but in every strata of social interaction.

Not only do they want to perceive themselves this way. But they want to actively express it.

Here's why I'm more intelligent.

Here's why I'm more thoughtful.

Here's why I'm more artistic.

Here's why what I like is better than what you like.

Here's why I'm better than you.




Coming up with a tenuously established differentiator to separate success into various hierarchical degrees allows them to fulfill their desire to be able to claim their group achieved a better level of success.

And therefore reflecting their need to establish their superiority.


TLDR:. People are obsessed with superiority and hierarchy.

Or in other words, humanity is toxic race and the earth would be better off without us :)

 

[RandAlThor]

Or in other words, humanity is toxic race and the earth would be better off without us :)

We are alpha/apex predators forced to co exist.
But most of us on this forum have a pretty good life all things considered.