If social system becomes rigid, autocratic and superstitious then it can be hindrance to the development.
Depending on the case and the socio-political framework; eg in dictatorships and undemocratic systems, of course it is an obstacle, just like when there are great social differences (not very rich, but very rich and many poor and, hardly, middle class)
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When the social system is static, autocratic and superstitious then progress may be slowed.
The social system, whether we like it or not, is ESSENTIAL FOR THE HUMAN BEING: without it it could not develop as such, since socialization obviously in a social systemic framework is a "sine qua nom" condition for its processes of hominization and humanization, such as BEING. BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL WHAT IS AND WE ARE. Those who completely lack such a framework would be, as it was, "la petite sauvage de l'aveyron" studied by Pinel and Seguin in the 19th century and masterfully taken to the cinema by Truffaut (origin of the "sweetened" mythologeme of Tarzan or from Mowgli, from the "Jungle Book"); Aristotle already defined the human being as "zoon politikon" (from the ancient Greek ζῷον, zỗion, «animal» and πολῑτῐκόν, politikón, «political (of the polis», «civic»), whose literal meaning of the expression is «political animal "Or" civic animal "and refers to the human being, who unlike other animals has the ability to interact politically, that is, create societies and organize life in cities (city is said" polis "in Greek). A different thing is that this SOCIAL SYSTEM ALIENS you and is "anti-human" (as can also be a desectructured and even schizogenetic family).
Whose literal meaning of the expression is «political animal "Or" civic animal "and refers to the human being, who unlike other animals has the ability to interact politically, that is, create societies and organize life in cities (city is said" polis "in Greek). A different thing is that this SOCIAL SYSTEM ALIENS you and is "anti-human" (as can also be a desectructured and even schizogenetic family).
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