what is betrayal in the context of positive-sum game theory?
- betrayal
- to take an action that you only CAN take because someone trusted you not to take it
- "you know that if I'd known you would do this then I wouldn't have let you have the power to do this"
- case studies
- wanting to share an essay that I got access to on condition of not sharing it
- camping trip case study
- 2020-Nov-26 recording mgmt case study
- private reference: journal on that experience here
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December 2nd, 2023
- new new definition of betrayal / what is betrayal in the context of positive-sum game theory? = it's when you pull away from the we, and act as a me, and aren't immediately honest or forthcoming about that
August 13th, 2022
infinite regress concerns regarding social modelling huma… › Unwritten rules: virtual bargaining underpins social inte…
- mmm! very related to betrayal as well / what is betrayal in the context of positive-sum game theory?
- = violation of virtual bargain!
May 15th, 2022
- MS > if betrayal occurs, the trust was in error