The "Itical Gene" is a translation of the British biologist Matt Ridley. The title of the translation, of course, was a contrast to Richard Dawkins' " Selfish Genes.". In this book, Ridley claims to be faithful to the basic theory of the genes-eye view of Dokins, and that human virtue ultimately serves the benefit of genes that control people. So the title "Itical Genes" is a good choice.

Moral animals are moral animals and they have bought a book called the Altruistic Genes, which has been praised enough to recommend that it is a second edition of a selfish gene. The argument of the theory of evolution, which is a bit of a rephrasing from many perspectives, is that there are no clear conclusions and no good answers. I left you some room for the reader to think about and find out. I think it's more clear that the book is moral. I read moral animal books and read them without