Selfishly

... gametes equal or is the egg the new entity and it's simply fertilised by the sperm. It seems gray to me. If genes are information that replicate selfishly as Dawkins suggests, then that information leaves the body. I'm just trying to get specific about it. I wish I had better language to discuss ...

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... and not just genes. The term genetic information seems ubiquitous. My understanding is that a gene is simply information that replicates selfishly. Am I in the ballpark? Communication is the transferring of information from one entity to another. If genes are information, and if they ...

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... why humans are the way they are. our history and how it relates to human organisation, instincts, development of consciousness, why humans act selfishly when we intrinsically know we should act selflessly, development of ultruism and so on. which i couldn't explain so simply. - but do you get ...

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... for Empirical Research in Economics, Blümlisalpstrasse 10, CH-8006 Zürich, Switzerland) clearly show, that if given the oppurtunity to act selfishly with no detriment to ourselves, humans will act selfishly. Take for example the following experiment: The ultimatum game nicely illustrates ...

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