The author says that the theory of "Survival of the Fittest Has Evolved: Try Survival of the Kindest" is more accurate because it aligns with modern scientific research and social behaviors. The author argues that while the concept of survival of the fittest implies competition and the strong dominating the weak, there is increasing evidence that cooperation, empathy, and kindness are essential for survival and success. The author believes that humans have evolved to be social beings who thrive through collaboration and support, leading to the idea that survival is not only dependent on individual strength but also on compassion and benevolence towards others.
