Truth and Reconciliation for Group Selection XIV: Group Selection in the Laboratory
For the evolutionary community at large, the rules governing the acceptance and rejection of group selection are not a storybook portrayal of science.
For the evolutionary community at large, the rules governing the acceptance and rejection of group selection are not a storybook portrayal of science.
David Sloan Wilson | Posted 06.12.2009 | Politics
No matter how the groups are formed, no matter how flexible the choice of behaviors, altruism is locally disadvantageous and requires higher-level selection to evolve.
David Sloan Wilson | Posted 02.06.2009 | Politics
Pre-Darwinian notions did not come to an abrupt halt with the advent of Darwin's theory. Instead, they often became repackaged in superficially Darwinian terms.
David Sloan Wilson | Posted 09.23.2009 | Green