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The process by which organized, wealthy, large-population societies win out over less organized societies.
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Competition between social structures
The process by which organized, wealthy, large-population societies win out over less organized societies.
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"...we, what we will discover, is that, there are different social structures."
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"Okay? There are different social structures, including societies that were egalitarian. But, when you're in competition with each other, societies that are, you know,..."
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