Lifestyle The Evolution of Trust
- Thread starter NotBanjaxo
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I clicked. It's cynical. Some game you can play that teaches you to always cheat.
To much hate in people’s hearts. Need to let that shit go, but that’s the way of the world I guess.
It's not a game teaching you to cheat.
Basically it asks the question, why is it that people have so little trust in each other during peacetime, but back in WW1 the troops in the trenches trusted each other enough to call a truce and socialise with each other at Christmas?
By playing a simple game, it shows how different types of people fare against each other using different tactics, and shows why cheats don't necessarily prosper.
If you have 10 mins to spare, check it out. It's nothing malicious.
Basically it asks the question, why is it that people have so little trust in each other during peacetime, but back in WW1 the troops in the trenches trusted each other enough to call a truce and socialise with each other at Christmas?
By playing a simple game, it shows how different types of people fare against each other using different tactics, and shows why cheats don't necessarily prosper.
If you have 10 mins to spare, check it out. It's nothing malicious.
Because most ppl live lives of quiet desperation where they never put it on the line or take huge risks to get what they want. So they don't trust ppl because they are miserable and not doing what would make them happy because they r afraid.
But in war time you have everything on the line and could die at any second. You know you've all been thru the same stuff w the same risks.
Like a black belt from one gym would likely trust a black belt he never met from another gym. You know what it took to get there. No short cuts. No bullshit.
Bullshit. That’s a goddamned lie.