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The discussion starts with an examination of human behavior as a reflection of societal structures. When individuals behave destructively, accountability typically falls on their societal surroundings—be it parents, institutions, or governments. The need for psychological survival, described as being understood and validated, is positioned as paramount, yet often left unfulfilled amid societal confusion and fear.
The concept of Maslow's hierarchy of needs is introduced with a twist; it reflects a downward spiral of domination rather than fulfillment. The prevailing systems actively work to push individuals back into survival mode, emphasizing an inherent imbalance that breeds discontent and demands obedience.