Do Any of You Think?

[Drewbacca]

I love his racist remarks about trusting whites. At the time he was spot on.

[Josh]

[Satsuki]

http://ncase.me/trust/

this was a fun little mind exercise. I love game theory and this had some interesting points to it. Worth the ~15 minutes it takes to play!

[Calliander]

As an always cooperator, I did not like that game.

[GohanX]

I don't trust Satsuki enough to click that link.

*edit* Those animations were adorable. I got a 30. After completing the whole thing I pretty much played exactly like the Copykitten.

[Calliander]

*edit* Those animations were adorable. I got a 30. After completing the whole thing I pretty much played exactly like the Copykitten.

You old softie. Though, I got 26, so no room to talk I guess.

[Doc Holliday]

26, I went full Kant. Or Marx. Fuck that machine. I suppose I could have been like the last guy and tried to incentivize cooperation, but that would be unethical as it would treat the opponent as a means to an end. Always cooperate.

[Josh]

Everyone I know that reads/has read Kant is an asshole. No exceptions it seems.

[Some Stupid Japanese Name]

I got to the word "chillax" and called it a day.

[Satsuki]

I definitely played copycat for the majority of it, which is similar to how i'd maneuver irl. I think I got a 38 at the first bit.

What I love about the outcome is that it shows how in many scenarios, a moderate (or, mutable) sensibility is best for the whole in the long term. While an extreme (all cheat, all cooperate) can work on the small scale, it falls apart when performed 10, 20, 30+ times. This can be applied to so many things in society!