Cooperation emerges from selfinterest from "summary" of The Evolution of Everything by Matt Ridley
The idea that cooperation emerges from self-interest is a fundamental concept in understanding the evolution of human societies. It goes against the traditional view that cooperation is driven solely by altruism or selflessness. Instead, it suggests that people are willing to work together and help each other because it ultimately benefits them in some way.
This concept is based on the premise that individuals have their own self-interest at heart and are motivated to cooperate with others to achieve common goals or mutual benefits. In other words, people are more likely to engage in cooperative behavior if they believe it will lead to positive outcomes for themselves, such as increased resources, security, or social status.
This perspective on cooperation can be seen in various aspects of huma...
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