Ever feel instinctively smaller the second you walk into a room—even around people who want to be fair? Social Darwinism trains us into invisible hierarchies of superiority and inferiority. Here is the psychological trap behind feeling small, what ancient wisdom says about breaking the pecking order, and how to finally walk into any room on level ground.
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