> Tone it down a bit.
What was wrong with my tone?
> You should inform yourself.
I did and I am.
"Wolfpacks are established according to a strict hierarchy, with a dominant male at the top and his mate not far behind."
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/g/gray-wo...
> I gave you the name of the author to read, Mech, in my previous post.
I'm not going to read a book for this. That's so silly. If you are the one making an outrageous claim, cite the claims yourself. It's like you claiming that the earth is flat and then demanding I read some book to "inform" myself.
> Some youngs situationaly fight other youngs but you can't establish a ranking of individual in a wild pack.
Actually, the fighting is establishing a rank.
> That wouldn't make much sense.
Of course it makes sense. Just because you say it doesn't make sense don't make it true.
> Human families don't have hierarchy.
Yes we do. Parents at top and then kids ( pretty much by age ). Ever heard of patriarchy/matriarchy?
> Young children are subordinate to their parents until they come of age
Oh so there is a hierarchy?
> I am starting to understand your confusion.
I don't have any confusion. You are confused. You say there is no hierarchy and then use words describing a hierarchy.
What was wrong with my tone?
> You should inform yourself.
I did and I am.
"Wolfpacks are established according to a strict hierarchy, with a dominant male at the top and his mate not far behind."
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/g/gray-wo...
> I gave you the name of the author to read, Mech, in my previous post.
I'm not going to read a book for this. That's so silly. If you are the one making an outrageous claim, cite the claims yourself. It's like you claiming that the earth is flat and then demanding I read some book to "inform" myself.
> Some youngs situationaly fight other youngs but you can't establish a ranking of individual in a wild pack.
Actually, the fighting is establishing a rank.
> That wouldn't make much sense.
Of course it makes sense. Just because you say it doesn't make sense don't make it true.
> Human families don't have hierarchy.
Yes we do. Parents at top and then kids ( pretty much by age ). Ever heard of patriarchy/matriarchy?
> Young children are subordinate to their parents until they come of age
Oh so there is a hierarchy?
> I am starting to understand your confusion.
I don't have any confusion. You are confused. You say there is no hierarchy and then use words describing a hierarchy.