This Viral Video Explained Why America Is In Trouble
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Patrick Swayze said it best in that movie Roadhouse: "Be nice, until it's time not to be nice"
Capitalism is about not sharing. Sharing is communism/socialism.
Go to Russia then
Enjoy working 80 hours to pay someone else’s bills while they live the high life off your back
@@wizeyy ??? Who told you lies?
Problem is, there are always those selfish assholes that no matter how nice you are, they will just bulldoze you and by the time you realize they have already won
that might work in a one off scenario but if you in a scenario where there are several rounds with several parties, the others will learn not to trust you and being nasty too much too often will hurt those selfish assholes in the long run.
This is why the 3-Body Problem is both one of my favorite novels but also of the most frustrating to me. Its a fun ride, but its basic premise is neither demonstrated in nature, society or in any realistic experiment, so you really gotta turn off your brain to enjoy it.
Personally I adopt a 3 strikes approach generally unless the person displays obvious unsavory traits. However I feel it depends a lot on the individual's social circle and environment. If I were in living in a country with rampant forgery and undercutting I would not be as magnanimous given the social situation and the culture.
We should be nice to strangers as a default value, but we must also have the capacity to recognize manipulation so that we aren't turned into easy targets for would-be exploiters. In other words, don't sacrifice your backbone to the altar of kindness.
Cooperation as a general rule is always good for development of the community, society, nation or region. People group together and share their resources and abilities to build something for mutual benefit. Conflict or war is destructive, the exact opposite. When people fight each other, resources and time are spent on destructive activities. People, human resources, die or get injured. Assets that have been built before get destroyed. Someone pointed out one reason why America is the strongest country in the world is that the country and in fact the region itself has seen no wars or conflict (at least not since the Civil War). Whereas the rest of the world had wars break out here and there, off and on. Maybe that's the reason why in video (17:52) where they show a group of people using Tit for Tat strategy (ie America) within a larger group using a destructive strategy (ie the world) will compete better and 'take over the world'. Sure, the American military is constantly fighting shooting bombing others all over the world, in fact probably more than any other country. But almost never in America itself. Maybe that's part of the America strategy, keep your own country safe but cause conflict and destruction in other countries. American assets have always been safe from destruction by outside forces, except for that one time at Pearl Harbor. American men may die in conflict elsewhere but American women and children have always been safe in America. That is until today, when we have more and more Americans literally killing Americans within the country itself.
America plays a zeo sum game.
by design and indoctrination
Nice guy with vendetta finished happy 😅
This is actually extemely useful and explains so much. Always have a line, have a plan if the line is crossed. The difference is that in asian peoples case, retaliation is punished.
this is game theory 101. Cooperative behavior works more often when the same game is played repeatedly. Cooperative games optimal solution occurs when a game is played repeatedly .... Sustainable repeatable relationships can create a steady stream of economic value but a one time zero sum games/events can make big money.
What's interesting about the Prisoner's Dilemma is that if you apply this game to capitalism, one would at first think that a pure capitalist would prefer to choose to defect at all times, because in that scenario, the person that defects always gets something. But if you cooperate, you risk losing everything. But that is capitalism at its basest instinct. If you look at successful companies, most of them do not have a monopoly. They have healthy competition, you see this in virtually every industry, whether it be car manufacturers, fast food chains, even pharmaceutical companies. And all of these companies set their prices very similarly, because they realize that they don't want to get into a cost war with each other. It benefits both companies, let's say Coca Cola and Pepsi Cola. The executives at one company realize that they need to keep their prices close to their competition and not to go too much higher or lower, because that offsets the market.
So, you see cooperation all throughout capitalism, because they realize that they can all get rich, and that this perceived competition is good for both brands.
This is correct within a single nation. This cooperative competition (coopetition) fails when there is economic dumping which then prompts retaliation in the form of tariffs and sanctions.
When the Soviet was disbanding, there was a famous saying from one of Soviet's top officials: Today is a big victory for the Soviets because the US has lost its biggest enemy.
But what if they cooperate to run over the customers with something like similar high costs? Say coke and Pepsi both set high cost of $10 a can, and customers have no other sodas at lower costs to go to, since all soda companies are cooperating with each other. Just a question out of curiosity, since economics isn't my best subject just like math.
life not a game, and the effects of evil is horrific.
1:26 - what crimps should do is plan for the worse so that everyone will have an out. Of course most thieves don’t think this way and thus snitches do get stitches…😮
no link on original video source....and the summary of the 30 min video is 28 min....
The weak impala analogy is not a good example. If we use buffaloes, hyenas etc, the outcome will be very different.
anyone know the title or link of the original video for this prisoners dilemma?
Do a video on tiger and helicopter parenting and how it effects us later in life
This video doesn’t effect Chinese lives
the moral of the story is to remove the software that will defect, and allow only the good to remain. then it will always be good. the second one choose to be bad it is removed, and the rest continue. its best method.
Like a vault dweller
Soooooo Buddhism was right all along……. 🙏🙏🙏
🎼 everybody was Shaolin kung fu ing 🎶 those monks were peaceful fighting🎵 the world is a lot of frightening 🎶 but Buddha is fat no running 🎵
@@theadmiral4625Shakyamuni Buddha was not fat
Don’t blame the player, blame the game. Is what comes to my mind.
But vendetta is sooooo much enjoyable when you been played like a fool.
And this: how long the game is set to be played ⁉️😉
✌🏽😃
18:08 basically J's
The Prisoner's Dilemma is far too simplistic to apply to the real world.
Nah
😊😊
It's flawed. Who set the game rule, and why are you playing along the game rule that you have not created?
Sociologists who want funding. In the real world, it would be politicians and corporations with lobby (bribery) power.
Bc you are not in power. Get money and power then you can influence the rule making.
@@rickyayy Rhetorical and cliche
This video infringes on my individual freedom, reported!