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episode 2: Needs
The last time we were here we talked a bit about Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and then swiftly passed on to other things.
But there were some things we left out. Some things that need to be mentioned. Because, you see, there is much made of Maslow and his Hierarchy and maybe, just maybe, it’s a little too much. Even though we think we understand it, there are problems. Not just with our understanding, but also with the Hierarchy itself. If you are going to pay attention to it you might want to know what its faults are. So let’s take a look at Maslow and try to avoid making any unwarranted assumptions.
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