Survival of the Nicest: How Altruism Made Us Human and Why It Pays to Get Along
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Survival of the Nicest: How Altruism Made Us Human and Why It Pays to Get Along

by Stefan Klein

Science Psychology
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Stefan Klein explores the role of altruism in human life, asking how cooperation helped make us human and why getting along may offer real advantages. This thought-provoking book considers niceness not as weakness, but as a meaningful force in human behavior and society.

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Survival of the Nicest examines altruism as a force in human life and development.

Stefan Klein considers how cooperation and social harmony may have contributed to what it means to be human.

The book also explores why getting along with others can bring practical benefits.

Blending ideas about human behavior and society, it presents niceness as more than simple selflessness.

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