Mutual benefit drives societal cooperation from "summary" of The Rational Optimist by Matt Ridley
Mutual benefit drives societal cooperation. People are more likely to work together when they can see how they will benefit from the collaboration. This concept is ingrained in human nature and has been instrumental in the progress of societies throughout history. When individuals realize that they can achieve more by working together than by working alone, they are more inclined to cooperate. This is because cooperation allows for the division of labor, which leads to increased productivity and efficiency. In a society where people are constantly seeking ways to improve their own well-being, mutual benefit becomes a powerful motivator for collaboration. When individuals see that they can gain something valuable from working together with others, they are more likely to put aside their differences and come together for a common goal. This principle of mutual benefit is evident in various aspects of human society, from economic exchanges...
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