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Not an easy read due to the nature of the subject but the lightbulb literally switches on after reading it
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Read it if your selfish and it will change your perspectives but not your actions only you can change them which you wont cos your selfish
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
There are 4 prefaces covering the different editions over the years and 70 odd pages of end notes covering the latest thinking and giving dawkins a reply to his critics
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Very interesting booking pretty hard to read
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Selfish genes ≠ selfish phenotypesmany people who have never read the selfish gene and strangely a few who apparently have misunderstand the phrase selfish gene to mean a gene that causes people to be selfish
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In other words individual genes are themselves conceived of as selfish in that they have evolved by natural selection to selfishly promote their own survival and replication
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This is because where altruism is directed towards biological kin such altruism can facilitate the replication of genes shared among relatives through common descent
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It was a landmark work of popular science that introduced a new approach to understanding the evolution of the behaviour and physiology of species that of the gene’s eye view of evolution to a wider readership composed of both biologist and nonbiologist alike and deserves to stand in its original form as a landmark in the history of science