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This game theory problem will change the way you see the world
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High trust with retaliation for low trust behaviour. This is exactly why some nations are so much nicer than others, and the lack of retaliation why so many countries that uses to be nice places suck today.

What if I always choose to defect?

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Excellent video! I don’t repost often but this video deserves it. So well explained. Kudos!

Bro discribed my game

Related: if all the properties in the game of Monopoly are mortgaged, then nobody loses.

Fantastic video !!!!! Highly recommend !!!!!!

Best move isn't to win the round It's to make your opponent trust you 🎭 Built a web game on this game theory~ 🔗
