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Blueprint

The Evolutionary Origins of a Good Society
in: Biology
Summary:

The book explores how evolutionary biology has shaped human social behavior, arguing that humans are wired for kindness, cooperation, and the creation of complex social networks. It examines historical and contemporary societies, using interdisciplinary research to demonstrate that despite cultural differences, humans have an innate capacity to form good societies.

Key points:

1. The Social Suite: Christakis describes a set of universal human traits like love and cooperation that are rooted in evolution and crucial for society's success.

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