(1) Prestige and (2) Overall fitness vs. Self-sacrifice in the context of a social group.pic.twitter.com/UZFdeebVs3
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@KevinSimler@paulbaumgart Or maybe: there are multiple routes to prestige, accessible to different sorts of people; only some require s-s.
@Meaningness @paulbaumgart This has to be true. Although I might argue that all prestige requires s-s, but not all is -EV fitness-wise
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@Meaningness@paulbaumgart (which raises the question of what one really means by self-"sacrifice," "altruism," etc.) -
@KevinSimler@Meaningness It's probably easier to define what is definitely not self-sacrifice. Hookers and blow, for example. - 2 more replies
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@KevinSimler@paulbaumgart Why would all prestige require self-sacrifice? (Various people have argued that this is true only in Christianity -
@Meaningness@paulbaumgart No one wants to follow a person who's always and only looking out for #1. Even kings lead troops into battle/etc. - 5 more replies
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