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This is needlessly negative. It’s clear that dishonest people do not always win. Disproving such a claim requires finding only one case of a successful prosec
by mulmen 1y ago
This is needlessly negative. It’s clear that dishonest people do not always win. Disproving such a claim requires finding only one case of a successful prosecution for fraud.
- notpushkin 1y agoDisproving “winners are always dishonest” would be a bit trickier! (Mainly because nailing a definition of “dishonest” is just too hard)
- mulmen 1y agoThe only useful definition is “breaks the rules of the game”. Using this definition one honest victory in a perfect information game disproves the assertion.