Mars Will Be Ours on Knowingless

"Status in human societies can be obtained in two ways. Dominance – by subduing others – using force or the threat of force – and prestige – by changing the behavior of others through awe, and the expectation of benefits to be gained by deferring" I like the dominance side of this definition. However, I think that the category of prestige ought to be split into two subcategories. One category, still retaining the label of prestige, covers scenarios where status is gained via awe, social connections and stated capabilities. The other is respect, which covers scenarios where status is gained by being reliable, consistently providing good advice and preforming good work. I make this delineation because a society with a status hierarchy defined solely by what I call "prestige" will be quite different compared to a society where status is solely defined by what I call "respect".