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Hierarchy
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hierarchy
Hierarchy is emergent, not imposed from above. This is why we see hierarchy in nature—central nervous systems, keystone species, cells, organs, and organisms—even though there is no boss of nature.
However, a hierarchy, once established, tends to find ways to perpetuate itself.
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Hierarchies
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fragments vertebrate technology
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