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One member of a community that rises to set the path for the community to follow. | One member of a community that rises to set the path for the community to follow. | ||
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| + | [[Self-organization]] of communities of individuals soon develop into hierarchies of individuals. At first the leader may be somewhat accidental, as happens in flocks of birds. The nature of leadership causes some communities to go back to selecting leaders by the casting of lots, but by far the most common form of leadership is for one individual with an idea how hot proceed to rise up and take a leadership position. Even today leaders that rise up to take command when required are most revered when then can gracefully cede leadership when it is no longer required. Examples of such rare leadership were exhibited by Cincinnatus in ancient Rome and George Washington at the beginning of the American experiment. | ||
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Revision as of 13:25, 18 March 2023
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Full Title
One member of a community that rises to set the path for the community to follow.
Context
Self-organization of communities of individuals soon develop into hierarchies of individuals. At first the leader may be somewhat accidental, as happens in flocks of birds. The nature of leadership causes some communities to go back to selecting leaders by the casting of lots, but by far the most common form of leadership is for one individual with an idea how hot proceed to rise up and take a leadership position. Even today leaders that rise up to take command when required are most revered when then can gracefully cede leadership when it is no longer required. Examples of such rare leadership were exhibited by Cincinnatus in ancient Rome and George Washington at the beginning of the American experiment.
