Why Genes Are Not Selfish and People Are Nice: A Challenge to the Dangerous Ideas That Dominate Our Lives

Floris Books (2013)
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A remarkable and thought-provoking book challenging Darwinian assumptions and a message of hope for those who believe we're doomed to self-destruction.

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