Selfish Genes To Social Beings by Jonathan Silvertown
The Evolution of Cooperation
"Selfish Genes To Social Beings" by Jonathan Silvertown explores the concept of cooperation as a driving force in the evolution of life. Despite the notion of genes being "selfish," the book delves into how they collaborate to ensure survival. Silvertown examines the role of cooperation from the cellular level to complex human societies, illustrating its importance in the development and complexity of life over four billion years. The narrative challenges the perception of life as purely competitive, highlighting how teamwork and symbiosis have been essential for life's success and diversity.
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- 2024
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