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Maybe Peterson's examples are 'subconsciously' related to bottom feeder habbits these underwater creatures have? Having reached so degenerate and dark ends of materialism that they are not even viewed land animals anymore, but some sort of creatures of ocean floor that in the dark pit of oceans continue their subhuman, infra-psychic and infra-human existence?

Similarily, anyone who has visited modern China, or India for that matter, notices that they do not feel genuine human societal experiences, but the main impression one gets is some sort of ant colony or some other insectoid eusociality.

One last observation from myself:
When I was still studying in university here in Europe ( I do not work anymore, I have retired through investments and did this when I turned 30 ) one of my teachers/professors was a Freemason (wish I was not making this up, but his name was on a list that was published about 'notable Freemasons in my city'). This teaher's lectures/field were about IT governance and governance in general at the workplace. He would always use this graph that had some sort of behavioral/governance pyramid in terms of workplaces. At the very bottom of the pyramid was those workers and teams/workplaces who needed 'supervision', 'help', 'support, and general guidance from the higher ups. But the highest place in the pyramid was the "self-governant". Workers knew their place, no one needed guidance, supervision, the teams would form itself, hierarchy would come naturally through one's abilities etc. For most people this would sound like some 'return to Golden Age', but keep in mind, this man was talking about some corporate materialist setting for his vision of this self-governant teams that form themselves. Some sort of 'unconscious satanism' and total reversal of traditional hierarchy. Unconscious satanism of the bottom feeder type of eusocial crustacean insectoids.