>>268200752
>hence the need for hierarchies and groups
I don't see how from a difference in perception of the world logically arises a "need" for hierarchies and groups. If I like chocolate and you like chocomint, why does from this fact follow that there "needs" to be a hierarchy between us and that we "need" to be in different groups?

>>268202181
Doesn't sound like you'll be happy in any other creative and social group either, because the social aspect is always going to significantly influence the reward for creative efforts.