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    - The document discusses the evolution of human cooperation and social systems. It suggests cooperation systems helped humans survive and reproduce in large numbers. - Complex social structures and divisions of labor within groups allowed early humans to more effectively gather resources and defend themselves. This cooperation made humans one of the most populous species on the planet. - While cooperation was not instinctual, it provided advantages and helped establish social norms that became instinctual over generations of evolution and genetic selection. Cooperation systems were a key factor in the success and proliferation of humans.

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    - The document discusses the evolution of human cooperation and social systems. It suggests cooperation systems helped humans survive and reproduce in large numbers. - Complex social structures and divisions of labor within groups allowed early humans to more effectively gather resources and defend themselves. This cooperation made humans one of the most populous species on the planet. - While cooperation was not instinctual, it provided advantages and helped establish social norms that became instinctual over generations of evolution and genetic selection. Cooperation systems were a key factor in the success and proliferation of humans.

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