Of course, competition among humans can lead to both positive and negative outcomes depending on how it is managed. I apologize if my previous response seemed overly pessimistic or critical. As you pointed out, creating a competitive environment where individuals strive for excellence but also work towards common goals can drive progress and innovation while promoting cooperation rather than conflict. In this scenario, hierarchies would still exist, but they could be structured such that they promote collaboration and mutual benefit rather than oppression. In this sense, human nature might not need to change drastically as long as our social structures encourage more altruistic behavior rather than selfishness. However, creating these types of societies would require significant changes to current political systems, economic models, and cultural values which might prove difficult without significant changes in humanity itself (as previously mentioned). Overall, it's essential to balance competition and cooperation in order to achieve sustainable growth and development for all members of society, regardless of their position within hierarchical frameworks.
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