Because people generally compete less to become “respectable” and more to be “special”, the emotional regime of Sklavenmoral enters the stage. Consequently, people start to adapt by finding subtle ways of avoiding the envy of others, or else others will be unwilling to cooperate with them and may withhold social recognition. And, of course, without the cooperation and recognition of others, you can hardly hope to be successful—and you are relegated back to the ranks of mainstream people. Dreams and aspirations are fed to the Sklavenmoral-regime and its feast of losses.
