Psychologists like Abigail Marsh believe the answer is no. Instead, she says neuroscientists who study altruism believe that selflessness is actually hard-wired into the human brain. The idea is ...

Having children led Elissa Strauss to explore what it means to care, and whether we can expand the care we have for our kids to others.

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Separated from its anchorage in religion, ethics has followed the social sciences in seeing human beings as fundamentally characterized by self-interest, so that altruism is either naively idealistic ...

Altruism among strangers ... Fight or flight refers to the human body’s built-in response to a perceived threat: It prepares the body to either face danger or quickly run from it.

Human beings' propensity to help total strangers ... Food sharing was the least popular form of altruism, perhaps because it can come at a cost to the bonobo, who has no guarantee the recipient ...

But he exhibits no capacity, or even comprehension, of loving, altruism, service or recognition of the self in the other. He is a human animal with high intelligence, but lacks humanity.

Both chimpanzees and humans have a dark side, but the human version is far more powerful and destructive. If you are younger ...

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It may even motivate a person to donate an organ to a stranger. As transplant psychiatrists who evaluate potential donors for ...