Herbert Gintis, a Professor at Central European University and a thinker in game theory, dives deep into how various social sciences clash and coexist. He critiques the fragmentation of these fields, advocating for an integrated perspective that blends biology, economics, and sociology. Gintis explores the complexities of rationality, arguing that true human behavior often defies traditional economic models. He also examines the role of morality in decision-making and the evolutionary connection between language, warfare, and social structures, emphasizing collaboration in research to enrich understanding.
