 So, Dawkins is quite clear about what he means by the “vehicle selection approach”; it always assumes that the organism is the beneficiary of its accrued inclusive fitness. Dawkins advances powerful arguments against the assumption that the organism is always the interactor cum beneficiary cum manifestor of adaptations. This approach is clearly not equivalent to the approach to units of selection characterized as the interactor approach. Unfortunately, genic selectionists extend Dawkins’ conclusions to these other approaches, which he has, in fact, not addressed. The genic selectionists’ lack of consideration of the interactor definition of a unit of selection leads to two grave problems with this view.