Selfishness/Unselfishness

Selfish / selfless reading The first short story entitled "Everyday use (for your grandmother)" written by Alice Walker. People in this story will help readers feel and see the different ways of people with a sense of power. It will let you ask yourself some people to think about the reasons to live in this selfish way so that they live so much that they add poisoned people around them. Selfless people seem to get along better in their lives and they do not seem to fight. This story relates to my daughter who just left home to return to the present age.

I wrote this story for selfish and selfless reasons. My selfish reason is that I want to get rid of my chest. For those who may be able to gather in contact with something by putting it there for nonselfish reasons. Even outsiders who have never experienced darkness may be able to learn something so that they can sympathize with friends and family.

Biological selfish behavior and nonselfish behavior are similar to their genetic ones, as they usually help individuals bring replicas of their characteristics into future generations. However, these two forms of selfishness differ in terms of the content to be copied, and the type of cost and benefit they bring. The cost and benefit of genetic selfish behavior is defined by the influence of actor's behavior on the copy number of genes that would contribute to the future generation of alleles of these genes compared to others. In contrast, the cost and benefit of biological egoism and nonselfish behavior is defined by the influence of other individual behavior on survival (individual carrier carrying the gene) and the possibilities of other individuals . They (like vehicles) (ie they share some of their characteristics)

As shown in Figure 15.1, there are 8 possible relationships between selfish psychology and selfless psychology, biological and genetic forms. If the tendency to evolve is genetic egoism (or selflessness), it also has a general tendency to believe that it is also selfish (or not selfish) physically and psychologically. From a conceptual and theoretical point of view, we can understand this trend. Conceptually, nature regards selfishness as selfish. Explaining the same behavior as selfishism and selfless consciousness seems contradictory or inconsistent. In theory there are good reasons to expect that natural choices can produce correspondence between different forms of egoism. Because the most direct way for members of sex reproductive species to spread their genes is to maximize the number of offspring that they contribute to their descendants, biological and genetic selfish Expect a positive correlation between behaviors.