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The author has an interesting game about "trust": https://ncase.me/trust/
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Evolution_of_Cooperation
The author has an interesting game about "trust": https://ncase.me/trust/
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Huh, I didn't have sound enabled (or didn't get any buzzing) and all doors were readily unlocked on my first attempt. Have you tried upgrading your M1 processor to an AMD Ryzen? /s (sarcastic, but with love)
The first panel where you literally only have to go backward then forward? There was a ton of time for me. Either something odd with your computer, or developer's timing algorithm doesn't work the same on all machines.
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Huh, I didn't have sound enabled (or didn't get any buzzing) and all doors were readily unlocked on my first attempt. Have you tried upgrading your M1 processor to an AMD Ryzen? /s (sarcastic, but with love)
The first panel where you literally only have to go backward then forward? There was a ton of time for me. Either something odd with your computer, or developer's timing algorithm doesn't work the same on all machines.
The author has an interesting game about "trust": https://ncase.me/trust/
What if you had a social media site where you could only see the same set of people? (Say, 150 people - Dunbar's number)
This isn't perfect by any means, but how would you fix it from there? Would you make it mix the population every few months? Maybe just comments/reactions are restricted to your cohort but you can see all posts? Would you mix the population based on some kind of score? Could that score be multi-dimensional?
The author has an interesting game about "trust": https://ncase.me/trust/