Comments on George Williams's essay on morality and nature

Zygon 23 (4):409-411 (1988)
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Abstract

Although there is no questioning the heroism of those who “rebel against the selfish replicators” their task seems very nearly insurmountable. I question whether anyone can formulate a broadly acceptable moral system that will not in some respects be constrained by the legacy of generations spent as selfish and kin‐selected replicators.

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