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See, I see it rather that, no one is to be trusted - whether they happen to know something or not. Like I said elsewhere, it's the Prisoner's Dilemma writ larg
by Endy 10y ago
See, I see it rather that, no one is to be trusted - whether they happen to know something or not. Like I said elsewhere, it's the Prisoner's Dilemma writ large. My automatic assumption is that all other prisoners are out for their own good, and therefore I want to limit their access to that which they can use to disadvantage or harm me.