Are Humans Too Generous and Too Punitive? Using Psychological Principles to Further Debates about Human Social Evolution

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RT @Oliver_S_Curry: Are Humans Too Generous and Too Punitive? Do we need group selection to explain human cooperation? [No.] @AndyDelton ht…

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RT @robsica: "Why did researchers argue for decades that if humans had adaptations for direct reciprocity they should defect in one-shot, a…

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"Why did researchers argue for decades that if humans had adaptations for direct reciprocity they should defect in one-shot, anonymous experiments? Why did the second-order free-rider problem appear to be so insurmountable?" https://t.co/MrHo91dWQy

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"What Theories Do We Need to Explain Human Cooperation?" https://t.co/C0xvkoxUk6

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