Why hierarchies thrive

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<abstract>Hierarchy fills deep human needs, but can easily become poisonous if leaders don't understand how others see their power. This article is neither a defense of hierarchies nor another attack on them. It is reality check, a reminder that hierarchy remains the basic structure of most if not all, large, ongoing human organizations. It is also an examination of why hierarchies persist and even thrive</abstract>
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