 It is good to keep in mind that there are dissenters from this claim of the equivalence between group and kin selection models (e.g., Lloyd, Lewontin, &amp; Feldman 2008; van Veelen 2009; van Veelen et al. 2012; Hölldobler &amp; Wilson 2009; Traulsen 2010; Nowak, Tarnita, &amp; Wilson 2010, 2011; E.O. Wilson 2012). Those who claim full equivalence discuss the evolution of cooperation and altruism, arguing that only kin selection allows an easy solution to these evolutionary problems (West, Griffin, &amp; Gardner 2008). From the more robust group selectionist point of view, the so-called free rider problems with kin and group selection—such as those that are contemplated by evolutionists puzzling over the evolution of altruism—are pseudo-problems based on misconceptions (Wade 2016; see also Bowles &amp; Gintis 2011; Planer 2015; Sterelny 2012).