Understanding the basic patterns and determinants of human cooperation in human society, as well as the maintenance of social order, is an interdisciplinary challenge. For the existence of altruistic punishment and its relative lack, it is now relevant Empirical evidence of high-level cooperation and maintenance systematically ignores the inherent competition system of human society. When punishment competes with the non-penalty system, punishment-based system is the undisputed winner. What's the most appropriate summary of this passage? ['The existence of altruistic punishment makes the order of the whole society more orderly.', 'Punitive systems can strongly promote cooperation and help maintain social order.', "The experience of human cooperation and order maintenance shows that punishment is more suitable for today's society.", 'We need to develop management systems through a correct understanding of human cooperation and social order.']