They really don't. Stephen King doesn't change his novels to accommodate each readers' own tastes.
I'll answer this as soon as you present the question in a halfway intelligible manner.
I'm going to guess that you have some kind of schizophrenia, the way you derailed your own post into a tangent about nothing with this non-sequitur.
Games, tv series writers are not Stephen King. Do not compare McDonald with La Pulperia.
Then never,
A mystery then!
Yes, people do still have the urge to dominate. Like I said, many of us (though obviously not enough) are capable of rising above it.
As for it "requiring a sophisticated approach" that is irrelevant, not to mention untrue. Physical and emotional abuse range from the very simple to extremely complex. Neither one is something to be proud of.
Yes, domination is a primitive urge. It is a purely animal drive, and while it helped us slog out of the swamps, it has outlived it's usefulness. At least in the form we're discussing.
"Pure" altruism isn't at issue here. Working as part of a group instead of attempting to control it benefits the whole group. Including yourself. Putting the needs of others above yourself is what leads to progress. The fact that you are more interested in control than cooperation makes it quite clear that if nothing else, you lack a natural empathy for your fellow beings.
Abandonement of domination would be a terrific regress. People who rise above, rise above other people.
Like I have said, 'very often'. It is something to be proud of.
It is not primitive at all. It is still very much useful and required from the best of the best.
Domination does not prevent to work with the group, the outcome matters, final touch if you wish. No, again, it leads to regress. One shape the world around him in order to preserve himself and his offspring. If it requires building wells and schools then so be it. It is nothing more than gearing your companions. Cooperation is a tool, it has its use in the advancement of ones ambitions. Empathy is a biggest sin of all. Good to steer the masses, bad to move a single pawn.