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The basis of group evolution seems to be more mathematical rather than biological, it’s logical, considering that death has benefits for the environment and for our species survival, so why wouldn’t group evolution be a thing? I think it’s not, we evolved alongside other species, it’s a symbiotic relationship. Death is in our genes. But what evidence is there which we actually group evolved?

So far, the book offers a unique perspective on a biological matter from physicists and mathematicians. Group evolution is an interesting concept, the critics of this book mentions that the writers deny individual evolution, I hope not, but I’ve yet to have finished the book.

It’s like the authors are trying Very hard to rewrite the narrative of natural selection. 🥴

Pretty painful to read.

Seriously considering to abandon the book.

🥴 a little hard to read

Fascinating