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Some Thoughts on Human Extinction, Kin Recognition, and the Impact of Patriotism on Inclusive Fitness

Beer perceptively raises the issue of the implications of this group loyalty theory for the future of the human species. He rightly sees that if human competitiveness is biologically founded, and the behavioral dispositions for carrying out that competition are likewise biologically founded, the prospects for our species in a world with nuclear weapons are not promising. He expresses the hope that we may avoid the destruction which seems our fate through the emergence of loyalties which transcend contemporary patriotism. However, he rightly makes no prediction.