Traitorfish
The Tighnahulish Kid
Why does this have to be a concious policy?So are they social because we say they are or because they need to be? How do they know what their needs are?
I don't really understand what you're trying to say here.I think a lot of what we view society as; is just: habit. If you can change a habit, then you can change a society.
And I said, this is a palaeontological question, not an anthropological one. Human social groupings are, in the most general sense, something that we've inherited from our evolutionary ancestors, not something that emerged without our own history.That has very little to do with how they form. Does society form because there is a need or from an ideology. I suppose that deciding that, would distinguish between different types of society. If we say there are different types of society, seems we have already decided that society exist. We have moved on to why society exist.