> I think without that conditioning and given the choice, many people would prefer doing things that are fair for other people. It's interesting that you think

> I think without that conditioning and given the choice, many people would prefer doing things that are fair for other people. It's interesting that you think this, as there really isn't a large body of strong examples of this behaviour. The person you were responding to came pretty close to something optimistic (there are solutions) but still realistic (most people are not nice to strangers).