Scott Adams

I mean, we can all be lone wolves out in the forest, certainly.

But we decided voluntarily to organize.

That's how humanity existed for most of its existence.

And then when we organized, we had to create a pecking order.

And then we created what we call today democracies.

You know, we live in a republic, not a democracy.

But, you know, later on, a more mature form of governance is, you know, you have established rights.

That's what a republic is.

And then

where they ordained by a human note, they are ordained by God, right?

They're given to us these rights.

So coming back to the organizational structure, you have a force structure that comes from your family.

So that gives you the idea of responsibility.

Why do I have an honor to my family?

Why do I have an honor to my local community?

And so when you break that up into suburbia in the 1950s,

What happened was a lot of women felt isolated.

They were locked up.

It's like, how do I interact?

Well, I can go down the street and after that, you just couldn't form the right structures.