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Shruti
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The book is engaging and a page turner for most part. I was really into it till it discussed the Lisbon floods. Once it moved past 1700s and reached the 1800s and the present modern era, it switches to a western centric narrative of global history. The birth of UN and other such organisations are clearly an indication of how the rest of the world was mere playground for the west.
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Kasper
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Parochial altruism is a type of behavior where people are more likely to help members of their own group than those outside of it. It's characterized by a combination of "in-group love" and "out-group hate". Darwin 1871
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Kasper
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Price’s Theorem shows how costly traits like alarm calling can increase if they benefit groups. Alarm callers decline within groups due to fitness costs, but groups with more callers survive better, supporting Hamilton’s inclusive fitness. Wilson’s group selection suggests these groups thrive, contributing more to future generations. So, while alarm caller frequency drops within each group, their total number
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Kasper
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Look up Hamilton and Price evo psych
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Intra-groups (within groups)
Multi-level selection
Multilevel selection (MLS) theory is a framework that explains how selection can occur at multiple levels of biological organization, including groups and individuals. It's an extension of natural selection theory and is used to explain the evolution of prosocial traits, which are traits that benefit others or the group as a whole.
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Multi-level selection
Multilevel selection (MLS) theory is a framework that explains how selection can occur at multiple levels of biological organization, including groups and individuals. It's an extension of natural selection theory and is used to explain the evolution of prosocial traits, which are traits that benefit others or the group as a whole.












