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Is the concept of a classless society even conceivable?
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this post was submitted on 14 Oct 2025
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Yep, I just conceived it right now!
But in reality, experience, wisdom, intelligence and strength are valuable: in the same way a parent is 'in charge' of a child, every tribe will almost be default have one or more leaders. That doesn't mean everything they say has to be obeyed though.
Leadership isn't inherently a class, though.