I often wonder if it's truly as irrational as we think, or if the fallacy is assuming that all our behavior should be viewed exclusively as centered upon the individual.
A lot of weirdness looks logical from the perspective of what I call "gene logic." If you frame us as containers for selfish genes, a lot of weird things might become "rational."
A lot of weirdness looks logical from the perspective of what I call "gene logic." If you frame us as containers for selfish genes, a lot of weird things might become "rational."