> ability cooperate across time, space, and culture. That requires shared stories like the ideas of nation, religion, and money. Isn't it the opposite? Coopera

> ability cooperate across time, space, and culture. That requires shared stories like the ideas of nation, religion, and money. Isn't it the opposite? Cooperation requires idea of unity and common goal, while ideas of nations and religion are - at large scale - divisive, not uniting. They boost in-group cooperation, but hurt out-group.