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As a tribal species, we form hierarchies as humans in order to function and survive as a group. At any moment in time, there is a functioning hierarchy in play. Though we live in a free world (in America, for the most part) there still exist social classes, for example the economic classes that arise from the difference between the people with money and power, and those who do not. In any group or social circle, there is usually an implicit “tribal leader” – this is the person that always has more say in dictating what the group does, and is generally a social connector.
Related Terms: Social Circle, Social Circle Game, Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, Social Proof, Social Pressure
Grow Your Game:
The explicit or implicit hierarchical structure of society, usually based on a person’s social connections, money, or status.
As a tribal species, we form hierarchies as humans in order to function and survive as a group. At any moment in time, there is a functioning hierarchy in play. Though we live in a free world (in America, for the most part) there still exist social classes, for example the economic classes that arise from the difference between the people with money and power, and those who do not. In any group or social circle, there is usually an implicit “tribal leader” – this is the person that always has more say in dictating what the group does, and is generally a social connector.
It is neither necessary or natural for everyone to desire becoming the ultimate alpha male and leader. A leader bares responsibilities and expectations. It is, however, important for a PUA to become socially aware of the hierarchies that exist in all social settings.
Usage:
Notice how every new group of friends and tribes have an implicit social hierarchy.
Related Terms: Social Circle, Social Circle Game, Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, Social Proof, Social Pressure
