Many of the benefits sought by living things are disproportionately available to cooperating groups.

Robert Axelrod and William Hamilton, The Evolution Of Cooperation

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  • Jennifer Magnolfi | An interview with the woman who said, 'Work is not a place you go, it's a thing you do'.

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  • What Drives Us? | A draft chapter of my book, discussing motivations, Maslow's hierarchy, and fluidarity.

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