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The Evolution of Trust

An interactive game about cooperation, cheating, and how trust grows or falls apart. A few rounds of a deceptively simple game turn into a surprisingly personal economics lesson.

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Category: Interesting
Status: Live & Working
Cost: Free to Use

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ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!

WHY WE'RE OBSESSED

You make the cooperate-or-cheat decisions yourself before watching different strategies compete. The explanation arrives after you have something at stake.

Repeated encounters and mistakes change which strategies thrive. Being nice turns out to be more complicated than putting on a friendly hat.

Nicky Case makes game theory approachable without reducing it to a slogan. The free game gives you room to experiment rather than asking you to take its conclusions on trust.

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