Social hierarchy is undeniable, but what you define as the top position is very important and shows values of that society.
I think defining a luxury life as a higher position in the hierarchy is wrong. Not that, having a luxury life is not wrong or living in the city is not wrong, but defining those as higher position in the social hierarchy is wrong. Maybe they (who's they?) don't say it out loud, but the way I see it major media are defining it as a higher position.
The best way to win some games is not to play.
Yeah, I was thinking if I create a social hierarchy in which [for example] living in simple house in a village is the highest position, then how am I different from those who say that luxurious life is the top.