Forget Survival of the Fittest: It Is Kindness that Counts: S...
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- Shanta on 2009-03-14 - Tags david_disalvo , scientific_american , altruism , neurobiology , darwinism , dacher_keltner , linkingthinking , teasing , ethics , emotions , morality , psychology , empathy , send_to_twitter , interviews , delicious_import
- Elsamary on 2009-03-10 - Tags kindness , evolution , brain , human , survival , fittest , darwin
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“Born to be good” for me means that our mammalian and hominid evolution have crafted a species—us—with remarkable tendencies toward kindness, play, generosity, reverence and self-sacrifice, which are vital to the classic tasks of evolution—survival, gene replication and smooth functioning groups.
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