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In *Lucifer Principle*, Howard Bloom examines the evolution of life from primitive organisms to human societies, asserting that the group—or superorganism—holds the key to survival rather than individual effort. He contends that while culture can moderate violence, it also contains powerful memes that drive groups to seek dominance, often leading to war. By linking biological impulses with cultural ideas, Bloom presents a framework for understanding how seemingly benevolent movements can also foster aggression. His work invites readers to consider how humanity’s innate drives shape modern civilization and the potential dangers of unchecked group ambition.
First publish date: 1995
Genre: Psychology/Social Psychology
Authors: Howard K. Bloom
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