Seonglae ChoUsually, those who claim to represent the disadvantaged often hold hierarchical consciousness themselves
Human hierarchies have weakened throughout history as we've continuously developed ladders for social mobility. These examples have all used technology as a foundation to create pathways between social classes and reduce gaps.
There are two primary concepts: socioeconomic class, which represents the actual resources one can enjoy, and caste, which derives from cultures that emphasize inherent superiority based on origin. In countries with strong caste systems, class mobility tends to be weaker. When individuality is removed, only class remains, and in organizations with high homogeneity where similar people gather, class becomes an important part of one's identity. That's why people who emphasize class hierarchy tend to be sensitive to Satire.
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