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This paper addresses the question of whether our evolutionary history suggests that humans are likely to be individually selected selfish maximizers or group selected altruists. It surveys models from the literature of evolutionary biology in which groups are formed and dissolved and where the...
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cost-benefit ratio (CBR). There are indeed only two stable sets of equilibria enabling cooperation, one for low CBRs …-order discriminators which highlights the necessity for higher-order information to sustain cooperation through indirect reciprocity. In a … laboratory experiment, we find that more than 75% of subjects play strategies that belong to the predicted equilibrium set …
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Most current attempts to explain the evolution - through individual selection - of pro-social behavior (i.e. behavior … benefits are, and it will be favoured by evolution as long as the benefits exceed the costs. We show with computer simulations …
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same year Darwin published The Descent of Man, which emphasized sympathy and cooperation as well as self-interest, and …
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