Genesis

In his acclaimed work, Genesis, esteemed biologist Edward O. Wilson delves into the complex evolution of life, from its origins to the emergence of human intelligence and social organization. By examining the behaviors of various nonhuman species, Wilson highlights the vital role that evolution plays in shaping societies based on altruism, cooperation, and the division of labor. Through extensive research on seventeen different species, from the African naked mole rat to the termite, Wilson reveals the presence of advanced eusocial societies based on scientific evidence and domain expertise.