Aloysius Chan's Blog

Altruism, the selfless concern for the well-being of others, has long been considered a cornerstone of human morality and social progress. It is the idea that we can put the interests of others ahead of our own, with the aim of benefiting the collective. Altruism can manifest in several forms, each with its unique significance in fostering holistic progress. These include kin altruism, reciprocal altruism, cultural group altruism, and pure altruism. Kin Altruism is the type of altruism exhibited within families, where individuals are inclined to help their close relatives. It is often referred to as "blood altruism" and is grounded in the idea of preserving one's genes. This form of altruism is deeply ingrained in our evolutionary history, with a genetic predisposition to care for our family members. Reciprocal Altruism involves the exchange of favors or help among unrelated individuals. It is the principle that we help others with the expectation that they will reciproc...

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