In human society, the understanding of the basic models and decisive factors of human cooperation, as well as the maintenance of social order, is an interdisciplinary challenge  For the existence and relative lack of altruistic punishment, the empirical evidence about high-level cooperation and maintenance systematically ignores the inherent competition system of human society
When punishment competes with the unpunished system, the punitive system is the undisputed winner
The experience of human cooperation and order maintenance shows that the punitive system is more suitable for today's society