Abstract: The evolution of altruism among close relatives are investigated. The kin-selection theory in biology is also applied to a class of games between relatives. Individuals maximizing a semi-Kantian utility function in games with their close relatives would resist invasion by dominant mutant genes. A population resistant to the invasion of dominant mutants could be invaded by recessive mutants.
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Maintained by Francis F. Steen, Communication Studies, University of California Los Angeles |