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I've always seen this as a colloquial expression of "tit for tat" in the iterated prisoner's dilemma. You trust the other party to uphold their bargain up front
by groby_b 6y ago
I've always seen this as a colloquial expression of "tit for tat" in the iterated prisoner's dilemma. You trust the other party to uphold their bargain up front, but you verify to adjust future behavior.