Yes, and I don't think the human is meant to interact with society. He or she may have some ideal company for whatever, and that is it. I also stand firmly by the notion that modern society is post-social and post-natural, where everything is dominated by one's knowledge, know-how, ability to earn, and with those, other uniquely recently modern things.

I'll pass, lol. I have absolutely no interest in that.

Yup, it does.

In response to which question? There are essentially two questions in this post.

@DZhukovin for both. Take for instance the first question... A lot of people don't like their jobs but they have to do them to earn a living. Nobody likes to pay taxes or bills but we do it... Most people are slaves to their whims to keep up with the Joneses, despite the consequences like going bankrupt, etc... As for the second question.. That's the way society is and how it operates.. It's a system where if you are too strange you get ostracized however if you follow the rules you become invisible. I'm really summarizing, but what I'm getting at is that humans aren't encouraged to reach their full potential in any society of any government... We're constantly divided by gender, race, lifestyles, etc... And you're damned if you play by the rules and you're damned if you don't.

@mek7730

I can assimilate on that, I don't see any necessary dropping of proactive activity there.