Nobody has ever seen an alpha wolf in the wild. Only in cages.

Nobody has ever seen an alpha wolf in the wild. Only in cages. This is interesting. Nobody has ever seen an alpha wolf in the wild. Only in cages. The alpha wolf was only ever observed in captivity, strangers fighting for rank in an enclosure. Because there was nowhere and nothing to actually build. So scientists watched and thought they were watching nature. Seeing the pack in the wild is a family. The wolf out front, the father. He doesn't hold the pack down. He feeds it. He eats after everyone else eats. He's and never performs for his position. At home, position performance doesn't need performance. A whole generation of men built themselves on cage behavior. So now you know what you're looking at. The guy in the room talking over everyone, demanding the respect that he can't inspire. That's one. That's the cage wolf. Fighting strangers for rank because he's got nothing to actually feed. Dominance is what strangers do in cages. But leadership, leadership is what fathers do in the wild.