A reader asked "Why should you help others play their cards? everyone seems so focused on their own"
moral philosophy is hard, altruism especially
here's 4 reasons I help others play their cards
moral philosophy is hard, altruism especially
here's 4 reasons I help others play their cards
https://twitter.com/Swizec/status/1388169365900587012
1 – it's the right thing to do. Others helped me play my cards so I help others play theirs
2 – The optimal solution to the prisoner's dilemma is tit-for-tat
Play nice at first, then do whatever the other person did last. Avoid playing with people who aren't nice, but let them know you're down to change.
True both mathematically and experimentally.
Play nice at first, then do whatever the other person did last. Avoid playing with people who aren't nice, but let them know you're down to change.
True both mathematically and experimentally.
3 – You never know when creating good-will is going to have positive effects
The person you helped 10 years ago could be key to doing the thing you wanna do today.
The person you helped 10 years ago could be key to doing the thing you wanna do today.
4 – It's better to grow the pie than to squabble over a pie that's getting smaller.
Everyone wins.
Everyone wins.
People who aren't charitable to others are playing from a position of fear and low confidence.
Not a strategy you wanna emulate 😉
Not a strategy you wanna emulate 😉
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