225 | Michael Tomasello on The Social Origins of Cognition and Agency
Sean Carroll's Mindscape: Science, Society, Philosophy, Culture, Arts, and Ideas
Morality as Mutual Benefit
Individual survival often hinges on self-interest, yet cooperation can yield benefits for all parties involved, countering the belief in zero-sum outcomes. This perspective aligns with evolutionary theory, where morality represents a unique form of cooperation that balances individual needs with the concerns of others. Effective moral behavior requires individuals to consider both their survival and the well-being of others, establishing a framework of interdependence as crucial for lasting social dynamics.
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