Humans are not "magically" different, we are measurably biologically different and that makes all of the difference. We have the capacity to care beyond Dunbar

Humans are not "magically" different, we are measurably biologically different and that makes all of the difference. We have the capacity to care beyond Dunbar's number (which you obliquely reference) but again, structurally we built systems of competition and distrust to survive - precisely the opposite actually of what you claim. These are not systems of trust they are systems of mutual fear. The systems that got us here will not work any further I'd appreciate you not making claims that I don't make nor assuming things I do not state. Feel free to prove my argument wrong with a robust response. All of your claims I rebut in the paper.