In Richard Dawkins's study of birds, he found that a society made up only of "Cheaters"would flourish.

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Richard Dawkins, in his studies and discussions on evolutionary biology, particularly in "The Selfish Gene," argues that a society made up entirely of "cheaters" would not flourish. He suggests that for a population to be stable and successful, there needs to be a balance between different strategies, including cooperation. A society of only cheaters would collapse because cheating only works if there are individuals to exploit, and in a population of all cheaters, there would be no one to exploit.

In Richard Dawkins's Study of Birds, He Found That a Society