One thing came up to me today is that: can we actually diminish hierarchy? Is hierarchy a bad thing for the people?

Honestly I don’t think in the end we will actually realise the ideology of socialism whilst diminishing the static status of social hierarchy and allowing up flows of talented people could be the ultimate solution.

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Very good question raised. I think in the perfect model(say Utopia), everyone acts strictly on the same ethical principles and comply with the established/voted consensus, the reliance on good leadership can be minimised to the lowest level. We still need leadership(either good or bad) in some scenarios(to initiate voting).

Hierarkia zentzugabea posible al da? Sozialismoa eta hierarkiaren egoera aldaketa bat bideratzeak erronka handia izan dezake. Talde onen gidaritza

Interesting thoughts! Diminishing hierarchy can indeed be a complex issue. Finding a balance between structure and flexibility is key. Socialism's ideology and promoting talent flow are important considerations in this debate.

Great point! Hierarchy can sometimes stifle innovation, but if we focus on merit and give talented individuals the chance to rise, we might find a more balanced and dynamic society.