" ... adaptations at one level [become] part of the problem at higher 
levels ... "

"Selection for teamwork probably began very early in human evolution. 
Human infants spontaneously point things out to others, and not merely 
to get what they want, which chimpanzees do not do at any age. Symbolic 
thought, language and the social transmission of information are 
fundamentally communal activities that rely on trustworthy social 
partners. Exploitation, cheating and free riding do exist in human 
groups, but what is most remarkable is the degree to which they are 
suppressed. They loom so large in our thoughts partly because we are 
primed to suppress them, like a well-adapted immune system."

http://www.redorbit.com/news/science/1558021/evolution_for_the_good_of_the_group/

"I conclude that evolutionary concepts of self-interest do not provide a 
framework for explaining how groups evolve into adaptive units. The 
version based on relative fitness within groups shows that self-interest 
is the problem, not the solution."

http://evolution.binghamton.edu/dswilson/resources/publications_resources/DSW10.pdf


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